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Japanese stocks rose on buying fueled by robust earnings from major US tech companies Amazon.com Inc. and Apple Inc. and better-than-expected results from domestic names such as Hitachi Ltd. and Fujitsu Ltd. A weakening of the yen against the dollar ...

Shares of Steadfast Group Ltd. dropped the most on record after the Australian insurance broker said its chief executive officer will take temporary leave amid an investigation of a workplace complaint made against him.

Oil rose on reports that the US plans to strike military targets in OPEC producer Venezuela.

Gold consolidated gains from a day earlier, holding above $4,000 an ounce as traders weighed a US-China trade truce that failed to quash concerns about long-term competition between the world's two largest economies.

Unprofitable Air India is seeking at least $1.1 billion in financial support from its owners Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, sources say, as it grapples with the aftermath of a deadly plane crash among other challenges ...

Robust results for Amazon.com Inc and Apple Inc triggered a post-market tech rally, partly undoing heavy selling from the prior session. Asian equity futures were mixed, while Treasuries fell and the dollar strengthened as the Federal Reserve ...

The lone analyst with a sell rating on Fiserv Inc. ahead of the company's crushing stock selloff says the writing was on the wall for months.

Applications for US unemployment benefits fell last week, according to a Bloomberg News analysis of unadjusted state-level filings released during the federal government shutdown.

Private equity firm Thoma Bravo LLC is taking out most of its equity in intelligence solutions company Ping Identity Holding Corp. with a roughly $1 billion debt-funded payout, according to people familiar with the matter.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is set to keep 40% of the fees tied to the $20 billion debt financing backing the take-private of Electronic Arts Inc., disappointing a large group of banks that were keen to get a bigger share of the deal.