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A rather disappointing jobs report is challenging Wall Street's optimism over looming rate cuts, as labor market weakness stirs fresh concerns about the economy.

President Donald Trump has reportedly accused European leaders of indirectly funding the war in Ukraine by purchasing Russian oil. He has urged them to cut off Russia and pressurize China to do the same.

The financial markets are currently undergoing a profound and structural transformation, aptly termed the "Great Rebalancing." This pivotal shift signifies a deliberate rotation of capital away from the concentrated leadership of mega-cap technology and AI-driven stocks, which have predominantly dictated market performance for an extended period. Instead, capital is now

Plants in Fife and Belgium could be on the block, but the outcome remains uncertain, according to the FT.

Wall Street staged a tentative rebound on Wednesday after two straight sessions of heavy tech losses, as rallies in Alphabet Inc.

Diamondback Energy (FANG) sells Environmental Disposal Systems for $750M to Deep Blue Midland Basin, secures 15-year commitment. Also sells EPIC Crude interest for $500M.

Despite the cuts on wind and solar subsidies, here are three renewable energy stocks that could rebound amid oil volatility and growing U.S. electricity demand

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has indicated that the United States is considering imposing sanctions on Russia due to its ongoing attacks on Ukraine.

Oil ETFs face a split outlook—short-term geopolitical rallies vs. long-term supply glut. Here's how USO, UCO, XLE, and AMLP stack up.

Wall Street traded cautiously on Wednesday, with major indices little changed at midday as investors awaited NVIDIA Corp.‘s (NASDAQ:NVDA) second-quarter earnings after the bell.

As Trump moves to block new permits for wind and solar projects, renewables—which were enjoying a strong year—will likely pull back. But opportunities remain.

Investors are watching small caps heat up on an otherwise slow Tuesday morning, with the Russell 2000 climbing 1% and outpacing its larger peers, amid growing bets on a Fed rate cut next month.

Crescent Energy Co. will acquire Vital Energy Inc. in a $3.1 billion all-stock merger, creating one of the top 10 independent US oil and gas producers.

Cenovus will acquire MEG Energy for $7.9B, creating one of Canada's largest oil sands producers. Deal includes cash and stock options for shareholders.