The UAE was the third-largest producer in OPEC in February, behind Saudi Arabia and Iraq.

Wall Street is optimistic about big tech companies and their data center construction plans, despite a memory shortage and the Iran war.

OpenAI has recently missed its own projections for user growth and revenue, the WSJ reported.

Shares of Coke have risen just 6% over the last year, hurt by concerns about the broader economy.

Package delivery giant UPS beat Wall Street estimates for its first-quarter earnings.

CEO Brian Niccol has sales going in the right direction. Now, investors want to see profits follow suit.

Markets have performed in an orderly way, despite the economic turmoil wrought by Middle East war, said Citi UK CEO Tiina Lee.

Beijing's decision to block Meta's acquisition of Manus is a warning to other startups thinking of relocating data, talent and intellectual property abroad.

The U.S. is being "humiliated" by the Iranian regime, Germany's chancellor has said, as European leaders grow increasingly frustrated at the war in Iran.

The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note the key benchmark for U.S. government borrowing rose more than 2 basis points at 4.356%.

Aside from earnings and any change to GM's 2026 guidance, investors are monitoring impact from the Iran war, tariffs and EV write-downs.

The results come shortly after BP's board suffered a shareholder revolt at its annual general meeting.

Former employees at AI giants are raising hundreds of millions of dollars from investors months on from launching.

The decision to keep rates steady came in a split 6-3 vote, and was in line with Reuters-polled analysts' estimates.

Shares of Contemporary Amperex Technology (CATL) declined 8.5% after the EV battery giant unveiled plans for a roughly $5 billion equity placement in Hong Kong.

BYD has come under scrutiny from European lawmakers after a watchdog report alleged harsh working conditions at its Hungary plant.

Oil prices edged higher as investors parsed fresh signals from U.S.-Iran negotiations, with uncertainty over a potential de-escalation keeping markets on edge.

Asia-Pacific markets traded mixed Tuesday as investors weighed the latest updates over U.S.-Iran negotiations.

CNBC's Jim Cramer explained that the recent run-up in AI related stocks may be a warning sign about the broader market.

Investors' disinterest in getting liquidity at a steep discount comes amid a quarter that saw elevated redemptions across most private-credit, non-traded BDCs.

Shares of Micron and Sandisk jumped after Melius Research said in a report that demand for memory will remain strong through the end of the decade.

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CrowdStrike won fresh Wall Street support as analyst said rising AI-driven cyber threats increase demand for the company's security platform.

Dalio said that if Kevin Warsh were to cut rates, it would risk damaging confidence in the central bank at a critical moment.

Novartis, Amgen and Eli Lilly are betting that slashing levels of a particularly bad form of cholesterol could deliver the next blockbusters in cardiology.