The Nasdaq Composite posted its worst day since June as the tech sector sold off Thursday.

The Swedish automaker cited a deteriorating environment led by "tougher" market conditions in China and the U.S., which "negatively affected free cash flow."

European governments race to turn defense spending pledges into military capability, boosting companies' order books.

Bankers and lawyers say Chinese clients' demand for U.S. bank accounts has gathered pace as Beijing tightens the screws on Chinese offshore wealth.

Core inflation, which strips out prices of fresh food, was in line with the 2.1% forecast by economists polled by Reuters.

SpaceX's stake in Boring Co. helped boost its net income in the third quarter.

A bout of volatility has hit the price of municipal bonds, but there are solid buying opportunities available — including one high-yielding corner.

Etsy also laid out clearer rules around AI usage on its platform, including barring sellers from creating bot-generated listings without any human involvement.

The Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.6% on Thursday as worries over spending on artificial intelligence ramped up.

With less than two weeks before the midterm elections, Meta made clear that Mark Zuckerberg is staying in California if the wealth tax passes.