Qantas shares jump after earnings as airline unveils new business-class seats
Qantas shares jumped 4% after the airline reported full-year earnings and introduced new business-class seats amid strong demand for premium travel.
Qantas shares jumped 4% after the airline reported full-year earnings and introduced new business-class seats amid strong demand for premium travel.
Europe’s gas stores are historically low for this time of year, as disrupted Middle East LNG flows raise the risk of sharply higher prices this winter.
The Japanese regulator's registration of a new trading platform for unlisted shares could help create a more favorable capital-raising environment for the country's IPO ecosystem.
The Chinese AI company said it had already launched the model globally in stealth mode for a week.
New reports outline deal talks between the two companies as open-source AI technology comes more into focus.
Industrial corporate profitability has seen a notable turnaround, swinging from years of declines since 2021 and barely positive growth last year, to double-digit gains this year.
The Bank of Korea hiked rates by 25 basis points to 3%, its highest since January 2025 and in line with expectations.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang did it again.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang defended the chipmaker’s growing role in financing AI companies, calling its investments a “once in a generation” opportunity.
Salesforce's numbers and guidance were strong. Plus, a new partnership with Anthropic offers another reason for optimism.
U.S. and Russia are competing to assert dominance in the world's third largest energy market.
Earlier this year, the bears thought advances in AI models could disintermediate the cybersecurity sector. So far, they've been proven wrong.
The Supreme Court in late June blocked Trump from firing Cook from the Federal Reserve, but left the president with a path to try again to remove her.
Cook’s lawyer says she made an inadvertent error listing her apartment in Atlanta as a primary residence
A glacier-rock collapse triggered catastrophic Nepal–Tibet border floods, killing at least 157 people and leaving hundreds of tourists missing.
Investors looked at the earnings report from Nvidia, which surpassed analyst forecasts.
Squishy toys are booming, with social media and low prices helping fuel the craze.
The U.S. may be asking allies to step up their own defense, but it still wants them to align on geopolitical interests.
The S&P 500 closed Wednesday not too far from where it began as investors waited for Nvidia to post its results. The chipmaker's stock was higher after hours.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff pushed back against “SaaSpocalypse” fears.