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Druckenmiller said he reduced his Nvidia bet after "the stock went from $150 to $900."

With 245 passenger planes and five 778 freighters on order, Emirates is Boeing's largest customer in terms of wide-body jets.

Shares of French cognac makers rallied on Tuesday after France's Macron indicated that trade tensions between the EU and China about cognac imports may ease.

Wayve, the British self-driving car startup, said on Tuesday that it had raised $1.05 billion in an investment led by Japan's SoftBank.

Maersk's North American president says the Baltimore collapsed bridge cleanup is progressing and a decision on its port return will be made soon.

It is the Swiss banking giant's first earnings report in the black since it completed the acquisition of fallen rival Credit Suisse.

Nintendo said it sold 15.7 million units of its flagship Switch console in the year ended March 2024, beating its own forecasts.

Aramco, which is the world's largest oil exporter, expects total dividends of $124.3 billion to be declared in 2024, it said.

The iPhone maker has been working with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. on the chip's design and production.

This comes after AWS pumped over SG$11 billion through 2023 into Singapore's cloud infrastructure and ecosystem.

Most countries prefer aligning with the U.S. over China when the White House is occupied by a Democratic leader, according to Gallup data going back to 2007. 

A brighter economic outlook has helped push Social Security's projected trust fund depletion date to a year later. But there's still urgency for Congress to act.

A White House spokesman said military operations in Rafah "could potentially put more than a million innocent people at greater risk."

U.S. Treasury yields were little changed after falling sharply on Friday in reaction to weaker-than-expected payroll growth and a rise in unemployment in April.

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser joined CNBC's Sara Eisen on Monday for an interview on the economy.

It won't be long for artificial intelligence can handle drug discovery for pharmaceutical companies without human scientists.

Exxon claims right of first refusal on Hess' assets in Guyana under an agreement that governs a consortium developing the country's oil resources.

Chevron CEO Mike Wirth says natural gas will play a key role in powering data centers as renewables still face challenges supplying peak demand.

In its latest quarter, Starbucks reported a surprise decline in same-store sales and slashed its full-year forecast.

European markets closed higher on Monday as traders continued to assess the possibility of rate cuts after softer-than-expected U.S. jobs data.