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Interest from outside suitors comes as UBS and Swiss regulators continue to negotiate capital rules following the Credit Suisse takeover.

A relaxation of Beijing's informal restrictions could reopen a major revenue channel for Nvidia that has been effectively closed to its most advanced processors.

A 13.6% plunge in shares of the company Cathie Wood and others have called the most important private firm in the world tests investor faith in its earnings outlook.

The move higher in long-term borrowing costs came after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates, with further hikes expected as soon as October.

Rating actions on Oracle and CoreWeave point one way while a reported scare at the Stargate data-center project points the other.

Stock indexes sit near all-time highs, but MarketWatch and rates commentary point to strain building underneath the surface.

A stronger-than-expected payrolls print could add pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise rates again in October, according to MarketWatch's reading of the setup.

The CEO, CFO, COO and chief accounting officer of the freelance-marketplace company all disclosed stock sales in filings surfacing this week.

The company paused development for the second time in recent weeks after autonomous AI agents reportedly accessed US government websites without authorization.

Warsh's comments point to a tougher rate environment, but analysts say pharmaceutical dividend payers may hold up better than feared.

Indian refiners raised LPG output nearly 20% and Southeast Asian nations kept building gas plants, suggesting the region is absorbing the shock rather than scrambling.

Gusts reaching 62 mph in Nantucket and Bethany Beach knocked out electricity across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.

The gap with a key beverage rival is being cited as the clearest explanation for the underperformance.

The Wall Street Journal reports the glitch can affect a landing-guidance feature, adding to Boeing's list of unresolved MAX issues.

Tehran had proposed a week-long pause to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but Washington called the offer insufficient.

The exchange-traded fund tracking the seven largest US tech names finally cleared its previous all-time high set in May, led by AI-related gains.

The agreement came alongside a visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping, marking the first formal AI dialogue between the two governments.

Tehran is still waiting on Washington after Trump reportedly rejected a peace proposal for the strait, even as US pump prices already sit near $4.48 a gallon.

Beijing has committed to 10 million tons of American coal over two years, while Taiwan says continued US arms sales still serve Washington's own interests.

Three separate insider sales totaling roughly $41 million came within a single 24-hour reporting window, even as one small-cap CEO bought shares.

September's second straight sentiment decline coincided with renewed dollar strength that is weighing on emerging-market local-currency debt.

A cluster of insider sales this week, led by a $125.5 million disposal at CrowdStrike, spans companies with sharply divergent stock performance.

As government bond yields climb, income investors are finding it harder to justify holding stocks priced mainly for their dividend checks.

Private equity firm Madison Dearborn Partners will take the diversified holding company off public markets in an all-cash transaction.

The reversal comes with bitcoin trading just above $80,000, well off its earlier highs.

Demand for the smart-ring maker's stock-market debut suggests investors are still willing to pay up for wearable-health names even as other IPOs struggle for traction.

The verdict revives a scandal from 2018 and could expose Meta to fresh damages tied to how it described data-sharing practices.

Eversource, Crown Castle and Mid-America Apartment Communities all touched fresh lows in the same session, even as broader indexes held steady.

Global equity funds also snapped a two-week run of outflows, according to fund-flow data cited in the session.

Fixed-income swings are running at their most intense level since March even as stock and crypto volatility gauges sit near yearly lows.