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Microsoft Corp. will pay $6.2 billion to rent AI computing power in Norway.

A resurgence in capital raising is pumping up one of Wall Street's biggest bulls. Wells Fargo & Co.'s Mike Mayo hiked his price targets for some of the largest US lenders with a prediction that activity would hit record levels this year and next.

In opening remarks for a hearing on the firing of the director for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Republican Senator Bill Cassidy asked if the body had failed.

Bernard Arnault's family is installing LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE executives to lead recently-acquired Paris FC, a sign the luxury billionaire is intent on reviving the commercial fortunes of the club.

Aledade Inc., a US health-care technology company, is nearing a deal to raise $500 million in financing to boost liquidity, according to people familiar with the matter.

The US Treasury's top official for combating terrorism financing will visit Mexico this week to hammer home the Trump administration's push to target the banking of drug cartels after an unprecedented move to hobble three Mexican financial firms ...

Investors behind Manhattan's Mandarin Oriental Residences are exploring an effort to offload the remaining unsold condos in a bulk deal, the latest setback for a partnership that has invested in billions worth of properties across the US.

The selloff in Israeli stocks stretched into a sixth day, the longest run in 18 months, with investors increasingly concerned about the economic impact of the war in Gaza.

The Securities and Exchange Commission will vote on a delay to hedge fund disclosure requirements to Oct. 2026, delivering what would be another break for the industry from the Biden-era rules.

The world's biggest asset manager is "turning up the risk dial" by doubling down on US equities and artificial intelligence exposure across its $185 billion model-portfolio platform, according to an investment outlook viewed by Bloomberg.