What’s going on here? DLF, India's top real estate player, has set a new benchmark in luxury living with its 'The Dahlias' project, raking in a stunning $1.4 billion in sales near New Delhi. DLF's ...

What’s going on here? Canada's S&P/TSX Composite Index dipped slightly by 0.06% to 25,419.84, staying near its six-week high, buoyed by robust US earnings even as energy lagged. The TSX has been ...

What’s going on here? Ivory Coast's cocoa production, crucial for global chocolate supply, is set to hit a 15-year low due to harsh climate conditions, potentially leading to a spike in chocolate ...

What’s going on here? Amazon Prime Video is shifting gears from TV shows and movies to a focus on live sports to hit profitability by the end of 2025. Amazon’s turn to live sports is a strategic leap ...

Find out what happened in the markets today – and why you should care – with the free Daily Brief newsletter. MPS's bid for Mediobanca signals a major shakeup in Italy's financial sector, aiming to ...

What’s going on here? Credit card company American Express announced its quarterly results on Friday, showing how the other half have been living. With shares that were up some 75% over the last year ...

What’s going on here? AT&T pocketed $850 million by selling and leasing back 74 underutilized central office properties to Reign Capital, aiding its shift to modern network tech. AT&T's recent move to ...

What’s going on here? The latest Bank of America survey shows a renewed interest in hedge funds, with 50% of global investors planning to boost their allocations in 2025, marking a slight 2% increase ...

What’s going on here? The head honcho of Reliance – India’s wealthiest mogul, Mukesh Ambani – announced plans to create the world’s biggest AI data center, proving that even if cash can’t make you ...

Find out what happened in the markets today – and why you should care – with the free Daily Brief newsletter. Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone, an Italian billionaire, is shaking up Italy's financial ...

What’s going on here? The Canadian dollar, commonly known as the loonie, gained strength against its US counterpart, fueled by doubts about US tariff proposals and a boost in Canadian factory sales.

What’s going on here? It's earnings season, and major players like AT&T and Starbucks are set to release their latest financial health reports, keeping investors on their toes. This week, financial ...