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Wall Street speculators have returned in full force: US stocks have snapped back from the throes of April's tariff selloff, hovering near record highs, the pipeline of new SPACs is rebounding and Cathie Wood's flagship fund is on a historic tear.

The European Union is planning a measure to shield its exporters from disproportionate financial burdens when the bloc's landmark carbon border levy kicks in next year.

China's producers of glass used in solar panels rallied following reports that manufacturers are planning deeper output cuts this month due to weakening demand and a surplus of supply.

The US is arguably never more dependent on China than on July 4, when the nation celebrates its rebellion against British rule with fireworks that are inevitably imported from China.

Tibet's spiritual leader -- the 14th Dalai Lama -- was "discovered" at the age of two after a senior monk saw a house and a hill in a vision. As he approaches his 90th birthday, the Dalai Lama's attention has turned to the next reincarnation.

Few expected a small Polish studio like Bloober Team SA to do justice to Silent Hill 2 with their remake of the survival horror classic. Yet the game turned out to be one of last year's biggest hits, selling two million copies in just four months ...

Baidu Inc. is overhauling China's most popular search engine with AI features and a voice function in its most sweeping revamp for years.

South African inflation expectations fell to an almost four-year low, providing policymakers with another reason to press ahead with their easing cycle.

The European Central Bank isn't in a hurry to reduce borrowing costs further following eight cuts in the space of a year, according to Governing Council member Mario Centeno.

Banco Sabadell SA's sale of its UK unit will further complicate the unsolicited takeover approach by BBVA SA for its smaller Spanish rival, analysts said.