(Reuters) - Tesla is now requiring its suppliers to exclude China-made components in the manufacturing of its cars in the U.S., the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.

Confidence in Europe has been weakened by losses on Wall Street overnight, with the tech-heavy NASDAQ Composite, closing down ...

At the same time, the chart visually reinforces a core point: AI has triggered a historic boom in U.S. data-center ...

Long a skeptic of climate change, Trump has again pulled the United States - the world’s largest historic emitter - from the ...

"The oil market is also facing a considerable oversupply in the coming year, which is why prices are likely to remain under ...

Trader bets for a December rate cut were last showing a 51.9% probability, down from 62.9% on Wednesday, according to CME ...

Investing.com -- Barrick Mining (NYSE:GOLD) stock spiked 3% in the final hour of trading Friday after Reuters reported that the gold miner is considering splitting into two separate entities.

Investing.com -- Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a $4.3 billion stake in Google’s parent Alphabet, making the company its 10th ...

Investing.com -- Onex Corp. has chosen Rothschild & Co. and Morgan Stanley to advise on the planned sale of Tes Global, a UK-based provider of software solutions for the education sector, according to ...

Investing.com -- U.S. energy firms added oil and natural gas rigs for a second consecutive week, according to Baker Hughes’ report released Friday. The total oil and gas rig count, which serves as an ...

The company has been consistently accumulating Bitcoin over recent months. As of Monday, MicroStrategy’s dashboard showed total Bitcoin holdings of 641,692 coins, acquired for an aggregate purchase ...

Investing.com -- French Commerce Minister Serge Papin revealed that a consumer watchdog identified six online platforms selling illicit products in France, according to an interview published in Le ...