Financial Markets

Tesla CEO Elon Musk warns staffers in an email that investors may start worrying about company’s future profitability.

Exchange is seeking US authority to require all listed companies to disclose diversity statistics for corporate boards.

Data firm S&P considered adding the electric carmaker’s shares to its main index in two tranches but...

The Nasdaq outperformed as investors favoured tech-related stocks that have fared well during the...

The Nasdaq hit a record as optimism around an economic rebound outweighed concerns about surging COVID-19 infections.

We round up the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic stories so you can impress yourself and your friends.

Doubts about efficacy of AstraZeneca’s vaccine raise fears of approval delay and economic consequences.

US markets fell after second weekly rise in jobless claims raised concerns about strength of economic recovery.

Bitcoin slumped as much as 8.7% while other digital coins like Ether posted double-digit percentage declines.

The S&P 500 index and the Dow walked back from record closing highs, pulled lower by cyclicals and small caps.

Investing in cryptocurrencies is like playing roulette, some experts say, because no one really knows what’s happening.

The Dow rose 454.97 points, or 1.5 percent, to close at 30,046.24 for the first time on Tuesday. Here’s what that means.

The back-to-back increase in claims for US state unemployment benefits is the first since July.

Rishi Sunak, UK chancellor, announces one-year spending plan and confirms foreign aid to be slashed.