UK edition London closed
Markets
Delayed · 22:32 UK
Sunday 8 November 2026 · London closed
Section
The latest business news and analysis from the Financial News newsroom.
131–140 of 3,921
The gleaming new fabrication plants Intel is building in Chandler, Arizona, will eventually be visible if you drive south of Phoenix on a hot afternoon. They rise out of the…
When a Wall Street bank reports a blowout quarter on a Tuesday afternoon, you notice a certain kind of silence. The headlines tighten, the newsroom chatter slows down for a…
When a stock hits a number that no one entirely anticipated, a certain trading floor energy appears. Class C shares of Alphabet are currently selling at about $382 in early…
Back in 2021, the creators of the global minimum tax made a silent pledge. More than 130 nations finally agreed on a floor after forty years of witnessing corporate rates…
On Wall Street these days, there's a certain confidence that doesn't shout. You read it in client notes that arrive a little early and hear it on morning calls. Oil…
The late-night announcement on May 3 had all the characteristics of a certain type of corporate drama that only occurs once every few years. GameStop, a retailer of video games…
Koss Corporation has an almost endearing quality; it's the kind of business that shouldn't be making headlines in 2026 but somehow keeps coming up. With a market capitalization of slightly…
May 4 appeared to be one of those Mondays that traders remember for years. A different ticker, eBay, was rising in the opposite direction as GameStop's share price fell to…
At one point in the spring of 2021, it seemed like every other Instagram advertisement was a kind little company trying to sell you something right at your front door.…
A specific type of meeting that hardly ever takes place in Washington without leaking occurred earlier this month. The heads of America's biggest banks, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, and Federal…
Page 14 of 393
