West Texas Intermediate (WTI) US Oil trades around $59.00 on Wednesday at the time of writing, down 2.80% on the day.

Google released Gemini 3 yesterday with immediate availability across its entire ecosystem. Gemini 3 can create custom layouts with interactive elements, comparison tools, and dynamic visualizations tailored to each query.

The S&P 500’s 5% pullback nears support as VIX spikes toward the 20s. Nvidia’s earnings loom large, adding volatility.

Diesel movers are shaking up the global energy market as new U.S. sanctions take aim at Russian oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil.

While the Dow Jones Industrial Average is back in red territory this afternoon, the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 Index are higher.

The government has reopened, and the task of piecing together the missing economic data points has started.

Nvidia may move markets briefly, but the broader indicators still point to a continuing correction into December.

Indian equities traded higher on Wednesday, with the Sensex and Nifty making a sharp rebound from a muted start to the session.

Mesabi has paid variable quarterly dividends since February 1991. It has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.34 for November, making a forward-looking annual dividend of $1.36 into the new year.

Singapore Technologies Engineering Limited is a global technology, defense, and engineering company.

Gold regains strength as weak labor data, tech sector fatigue, and Fed policy uncertainty drive safe-haven demand.

Booking Holdings experiences a monthly decline in stock price amid analyst optimism of significant growth potential, driven by recent revenue beats and strategic partnerships, particularly in Asia.

Gold and Silver both found support as the Fed kicks off its latest meeting.

Gold is showing signs of a bullish reversal above $4090 ahead of the FOMC minutes, with traders watching $4120 resistance and $4050 support for the next move.

The US dollar is firmer today. It has reached a new ten-month high against the yen, a little above JPY156 and the euro saw a five-day low near $1.1565.

TJX posted Q3 EPS of $1.28 on $15.1 billion in revenue, beating expectations and prompting the company to raise its FY26 guidance.

The dollar is firmer this morning, hitting a 12-day high largely on the back of renewed USDJPY strength.

The companies profiled here aren’t simply developing digital tools. They’re building the underlying architecture that will power the next generation of agricultural decision making.

Liberation Day shut down a big North Carolina sawmill when China retaliated.

Target is grappling with another quarter of falling sales as US shoppers continue to rein in discretionary spending, weighing on the retailer’s financial performance and prompting a cut to its full-year earnings outlook.