Stock futures moved slightly lower on Thursday morning as investors reacted to a barrage of earnings reports from major companies and awaited developments on tariffs.

Wall Street analysts expect Meta's ad sales growth to take a hit from the U.S.-China trade war as Temu and other pull back.

Today’s Forbes Daily newsletter covers China’s response to Trump’s latest tariff stance, Musk’s net worth, Apple and Meta ...

The U.S., Ukraine, Russia, and Europe are all talking peace but appear to be on different pages about where things stand.

After Republican Donald Trump defeated Democrat Kamala Harris in the United States' 2024 presidential election, articles on ...

Former Mayor of New York City Bill de Blasio (D) is voicing his support of Harvard University and its decision to file a ...

JD Vance asked what it’s like being one of the last people to see Pope alive: ‘I’ve thought a lot about that’ - ‘I was lucky ...

More than a dozen Labour MPs have backed a motion saying the UK president should be barred from addressing parliament when he ...

Lobbying Trump hasn’t helped Google or Meta beat antitrust regulators. Apparently, Mark Zuckerberg’s recent makeover and ode ...

But Wall Street has his ear. The president softened his hostile rhetoric toward China and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell ...

The Nasdaq surges 4% as the president backtracks on his stance, no longer seeking to dismiss the Fed chairman and aiming for ...