Money Report

Beijing’s stimulus package has refueled companies’ interest in raising capital in Hong Kong and lured back some foreign capital funds, experts said.

The Dow’s nine-day losing streak isn’t all that scary, once you dive into the numbers.

Nissan Motor shares surged Wednesday following a media report that the Japanese automaker is looking to merge with Honda.

The company had raised 120 billion yen in its IPO, exercising a overallotment option. Shares were priced at 1,455 yen apiece.

Japan’s exports grew 3.8% in November year over year, beating expectations of a 2.8% increase by economists polled by Reuters.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Tuesday suggested that investors can sometimes lose the markets’ big picture, and that it’s important to go back to the basic principle behind good investing.

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to lower rates by a quarter point on Wednesday, but the big event is the central bank’s summary of economic projections.

The letter from Donald Trump defense attorneys Todd Blanche and Emil Bove alleging juror misconduct in the criminal hush money trial is heavily redacted.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff said his company is bringing on more salespeople specializing in artificial intelligence.

Traders are pricing in a near certainty that the Fed on Wednesday will lower its key rate by a quarter percentage point.

Luigi Mangione is accused of shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Shell casings and a bullet carried the words “deny,” “delay” and “depose.”

There is a higher 401(k) contribution limit for 2025. Here’s why you should update your account now, financial experts say.

Bank of America’s closely followed survey found fund managers set a record low share of assets in cash going back to at least 2001.