The FTSE 100 Index pulled back for three consecutive days as companies exposed to the ongoing US-Iran war slipped and as the
Shares of Man Group declined on Thursday after the hedge fund disclosed that a client withdrew $6.1 billion from one of its
Tesla’s first-quarter 2026 results gave investors a familiar mix of hard numbers and harder-to-price ambition.Revenue came in at $22.39 billion, net income
Diet Coke is becoming increasingly hard to find across parts of India, as supply disruptions triggered by the Iran war strain the
Indian equities came under renewed pressure after HSBC downgraded its stance on the market to underweight, warning that a surge in oil
Nestle reported better-than-expected first-quarter sales growth on Thursday, supported by increased demand for its coffee and pet food products. The world’s largest
Univity, a satellite internet startup backed by the French state, said on Thursday it had closed a €27 million ($32 million) funding
SK Hynix’s record first-quarter profit failed to deliver a bigger lift to the stock on Thursday, as investors weighed whether the AI-driven
“Magnificent Seven” stocks are in focus as we approach a pivotal week for the US stock market, with five of them (MSFT,
Gold fell to a two-week low on Friday as oil prices pushed back above $100 a barrel after renewed military tension between the US
