Abhishek Vishnoi

China’s rapid progress in low-cost artificial intelligence is strengthening the investment case for the country’s internet giants after years in the shadow of chipmakers, market participants say.

The stock closed up 6.1% after fluctuating between gains and losses of less than 3% in early trading.

(Bloomberg) -- SpaceX shares rose on Thursday as investors digested the release of as many as 911.5 million shares worth about $100 billion from lock-up agreements that had prevented insiders from selling them.

Falling AI costs are shifting investor focus from chipmakers to internet platforms as cheaper models drive cloud demand and new applications.

Memory-chip makers may have found a new defense against the inevitable cooling of their boom: giving more cash back to shareholders.

Corporate America is blowing past Wall Street’s expectations for a stellar earnings season, adding to the rosy backdrop for a stock market trading near a record high.

Adani Enterprises Ltd., the flagship of Asia’s richest man Gautam Adani, is back to where it stood just before the conglomerate’s crisis began more than three years ago: the best-performing stock on India’s equity benchmark.

A rapid climb in Treasury yields is emerging as one of the biggest risks to Asia’s AI-driven stock rally, an uneasy link that highlights technology firms’ vulnerability to elevated borrowing costs.

Global investors are tiptoeing back into Indonesian markets after the turmoil witnessed earlier this year, drawn by a striking rebound in local assets as policymakers stepped in to restore stability.

Global investors are tiptoeing back into Indonesian markets after the turmoil witnessed earlier this year, drawn by a striking rebound in local assets as policymakers stepped in to restore stability.