Anthropic's S-1 filing is drawing intense scrutiny over its cash reserves, founder control structure, and the risk factors it cites, making the debut a referend

The FOMC's decision and Chair Kevin Warsh's guidance are the central macro event for markets this week.

Neither bloc appears able to form a governing majority, opening a period of coalition uncertainty.

SK Hynix's blowout quarter and capital-return plan reinforce demand for AI memory chips.

The Meta- and Google-backed listing raised $3.2 billion, the largest IPO in Indian history.

Boeing reset investor expectations on free cash flow and delivery timing, casting doubt on its turnaround.

The conflict's ballooning costs and Hormuz risk are now central to energy and political debates.

Global equities advanced on renewed AI enthusiasm ahead of a heavyweight week of Fed and Big Tech news.

The Swiss lender's wealth management inflows drove a stronger-than-expected third quarter.

'National team' funds and brokers bought stocks while the AI trade cooled, underscoring fragility in Chinese equities.

The carrier expects fatter holiday profits on slightly slimmer volume, a read on U.S. consumer health.

Investors weighed the prospect of a prolonged Middle East conflict on crude supply.

European banks broadly beat expectations this quarter, with Deutsche Bank, BNP Paribas, Santander and Standard Chartered all reporting.

AI-linked names carried the market higher as investors awaited Fed and Big Tech earnings.

The company flagged H-1B visa fee changes and immigration policy as a risk to recruiting, even as revenue per employee soared.

Third-quarter revenue met expectations, but crypto weakness offset gains in options and prediction markets.

Credit markets are watching hyperscaler earnings for signs of strain from AI-driven borrowing.

A lending boom drove record net revenue of $1.4 billion and net income of $241 million.