From the BBC World Service: Markets in Japan have reacted positively to the departure of the country's leader, Shigeru Ishiba, despite a recent U.S. trade deal.

People expect news about the market, but these changes are considered “noise.”

Investors have been setting a higher bar for companies that want to go public since the IPO boom of 2021.

With fears of tariffs, government debt, and inflation raising longer-term interest rates, shorter-term borrowing can look more attractive.

Is AI in a bubble? Well, yes and no, explains one strategist.

But there’s plenty of room for distortion with import order data right now.

This Monday: the realization that a weaker job market is not to be celebrated, even if it means lower interest rates.

Evergrande spent lavishly on a soccer team, EV company, and theme parks.

SPACs, or special purpose acquisition companies, are touted as a quick way to take companies public — avoiding the usual, lengthier route of initial public offerings.

This week, Trump called on the CEO of Goldman Sachs to get rid of his chief economist, after the economist predicted that tariffs would force consumers to pay extra.