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By Amanda Lee SINGAPORE--Singapore's inflation slowed in the first month of the year, making a surprise deceleration as prices in key categories like food,...

Federal Reserve Gov. Chris Waller said there’s “no rush” to reduce U.S. interest rates in light of stronger-than-expected readings on inflation and economic...

By Ying Xian Wong KUALA LUMPUR--Malaysia's inflation held steady at the start of the year as growth in food prices slowed, underlining views that prices are...

Suni Harford, head of UBS’ asset-management arm, is retiring after 40 years on Wall Street. What she learned, and what she likes now.

By Adria Calatayud Germany's Rheinmetall said it won a contract to supply air-defense systems to Austria, as the arms maker continues to cash in on growing...

By Will Feuer Nextdoor Holdings said its co-founder, Nirav Tolia, will return as chief executive officer after a steep stock decline over the past two years....

Thousands of customers on Thursday reported problems making and receiving phone calls.

A period of decline for oil ten years ago indicates potential for a steep stock market decline that may begin this summer, says Tom McClellan, editor of the...

By Ed Frankl Germany's economy contracted 0.3% from October to December of last year, confirming prior estimates and cementing the economic slump in the...

By Pierre Bertrand BASF said that it will cut jobs as it plans to launch another cost-cutting program targeting its Ludwigshafen site, and confirmed its...