Russia invading Ukraine should cause other countries to impose ‘real devastating costs’ on Putin: Bill Browder
Bill Browder, the founder and CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, an investment fund and asset management company with experience in Russian markets, argued that the U.S., U.K., European Union, Canada, Australia and Canada must “go after” Vladimir Putin's money.
Turks pile into Bitcoin and Tether to escape plunging lira
The Turkish lira has become so volatile that Turks have ditched the local currency for assets with an even riskier reputation: cryptocurrencies.
German elections, economy: what to know
As Germany’s Angela Merkel steps down, the German elections will pave the way for a new generation of leadership for Europe’s largest economy.
China’s ‘best friends’ are US investment banks, Fortune 500 CEOs who don’t want change, expert says
Dan David reacts to China's latest crackdown on capital markets and how it will impact U.S.-based investments.
Toshiba's No.2 shareholder calls for immediate resignation of board chair, 3 directors
Toshiba Corp's second-biggest shareholder on Sunday demanded the board chairman and three other directors resign immediately after an investigation found the company had colluded with the Japanese government to pressure foreign investors.
Intel spending $10B on new chip plant
Intel said on Sunday it will invest another $600 million in Israel to expand its research and development (R&D) and confirmed it was spending $10 billion on a new chip plant.
Player One in Game Stop 'battle royale' stock game gets jittery over market move
Short-seller Andrew Left does not usually smoke. But on Monday he had a cigarette to calm his nerves as shares of GameStop Corp, the stock he had shorted, continued to rocket higher.
Mexico launches special guard force to protect mining companies from drug cartels
Mexico is now deploying guards equipped with assault rifles to help protect mining companies from attacks by drug cartels.
'Capital war' possible if US bans investment in China or withholds bond payments: Ray Dalio
In an interview with "Sunday Morning Futures" host Maria Bartiromo, Bridgewater Associates Founder Ray Dalio warned of a potential capital war if the United States government bans investment in China or withholds its bond payments to the country.
Chinese companies put U.S. listing plans on ice as tensions mount
Chinese companies are putting off plans for U.S. listings as tensions between the world's top two economies rise, lawyers, bankers, accountants and regulators involved in what has been a major capital-raising route told Reuters.
US crackdown on Chinese listed stocks won’t spark exodus to foreign exchanges
RWR Advisory Group's president and CEO Roger Robinson believes Chinese companies' lack of transparency led to the legislation.
What is a bull market?
A bull market is commonly defined by a 20 percent rise from a recent trough.
Corononavirus forces Iran to asks for billions in loans as death toll climbs
Iran said Thursday it asked the International Monetary Fund for a $5 billion loan to fight the coronavirus, the first time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution that it has sought such assistance
Chinese stock market during coronavirus: Should I buy now?
With Asian stock prices plummeting, when is a good time to buy?
JPMorgan to help handle K-pop sensation BTS' label IPO
The IPO could be one of the largest in years in South Korea's entertainment industry, with its total valuation expected to be as high as $5 billion.
Activist hedge fund Elliott sells stakes in Hyundai companies: Report
The hedge fund's campaign demanding $6 billion in dividends and board seats was thwarted in March.
Navarro's Dow 32,000 prediction a 'fool's errand': Market expert
Despite Peter Navarro arguing the Dow will hit 32,000 by 2021, investors have no idea how much risk they may be taking on.
U.S. officials in Britain push for Huawei 5G ban
A delegation of U.S. officials will arrive in Britain to try to persuade them not to use Huawei equipment
Dow breaks out to fastest start since 2013
All three of the major averages finished in record territory.
Steven Mnuchin explains why nearly $1.5 trillion worth of $100 bills reportedly disappeared
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said it's interesting that, in a increasingly digital world, "the demand for U.S. currency continues to go up."