timef 06/27/2025

The high court did not take up the underlying issue of whether President Donald Trump's order ending automatic birthright citizenship was constitutional.

Fox News's corporate parent paid nearly the same amount to Dominion Voting Systems for a defamation lawsuit related to 2020 presidential election coverage.

The star-stunned event boasts a guestlist of some 200 celebrities and business elite, from Ivanka Trump to Usher.

The PCE price index was projected to rise 0.1% in May, with the annual inflation rate at 2.3%, according to the Dow Jones consensus.

NATO's agreement to boost defense spending has solved the main trade issue between the European Union and the U.S., EU's Antonio Costa told CNBC.

China's CATL is intensifying its global expansion efforts on the back of a blockbuster public offering.

This is not DeepSeek's first run-in with regulators in Europe, following run-ins with Italian and Irish authorities.

Some hotels are addressing etiquette breaches by providing subtle cues, while others are taking a more heavy-handed approach.

The statement came after U.S. President Donald Trump said that both sides had signed a trade deal, without providing further details.

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son used a shareholders' meeting on Friday to discuss the company’s belief in OpenAI and the coming of "artificial superintelligence.”

U.S. sanctions have barely put a dent on China's massive purchases of discounted Iranian oil, thanks to a shadow supply chain of transshipment.

The dramatic slowdown in car production is due in large part to ongoing model changeovers, restructuring and the impact of tariffs, SMMT said.

NATO's new commercial space sector strategy and defense spend target hike could be a boon to private space players.

The cars that are being stolen are not just typically high-end vehicles like Range Rovers or Rolls-Royces, but models like the Ford Fiesta and Volkswagen Golf.

Cumulative profits at major industrial firms fell 1.1% this year as of May, compared to a year earlier, the data showed.

There are risks everywhere, but right now, Wall Street seems to be in full summer mode.

Omead Afshar, Tesla's head of manufacturing and operations, has been fired from the company by CEO Elon Musk after declining car sales.

"In 2025 alone, we've captured a nearly 12-fold surge in demand for Chongqing, compared to demand for other cities," says Sarah Wan of Klook.

Stablecoins are poised to grow to trillions of dollars, and financial services giant and banks want a piece of it, says Zach Abrams, Bridge co-founder and CEO.

The move shows that Apple may be able to make smaller changes to satisfy regulators.

"Perhaps it could be extended, but that's a decision for the president to make," Trump press secretary Karoline Leavitt said of the tariff extension deadlines.

The wall of worry has been crumbling with trade deals in motion and the economy remaining in solid shape.

President Donald Trump is offering a $5 million path to citizenship for the wealthy with his Trump Card.

Salesforce is accelerating its use of artificial intelligence in automating workloads, according to CEO Marc Benioff.

President Donald Trump approved the merger of U.S. Steel with Japan's Nippon Steel only after the companies accepted the "golden share" arrangement.

Nike said its fiscal fourth quarter will see the worst of its turnaround efforts but investors are wondering if sales and profits still have more room to fall.