Kyocera Corp. plans to buy back as much as ¥500 billion ($3.2 billion) worth of its shares from fiscal 2027 through fiscal 2028, joining a growing number of Japanese companies repurchasing stock.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics will not release the January jobs report on Friday as scheduled due to the partial government shutdown.

Chinese copper fabricators and manufacturers are buying the dip to replenish stocks ahead of this month’s holiday, after a price surge driven by speculative trading in Shanghai kept them away from ...

More than a dozen people were killed on Sunday when a Russian drone struck a bus transporting workers in central Ukraine, ...

Melania, a documentary about the first lady and the days leading up to her husband’s second inauguration, took in a ...

Australia’s central bank faces the uncomfortable prospect of going against the global grain and switching back to raising ...

Money managers at BlackRock Inc., Bridgewater Associates and Pacific Investment Management Co. are shoring up their ...

Saudi Arabian equities dropped the most in almost eight months on Sunday as a global metals selloff hit local miners and ...

OPEC+ ratified plans to keep production steady in March — the last part of a three-month supply freeze, even after prices hit ...

Investors from T. Rowe Price Group Inc. to TCW Group Inc. are embracing a strategy that’s rapidly becoming the norm in ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government plans to sell a record amount of bonds in the coming fiscal year, a move that risks ...

Equities have been far less volatile than almost everything else so far this year, with bigger swings racing through the ...