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Biden previously vowed to treat the Saudi kingdom as "the pariah that they are," and as president, he vocally criticized the country's human rights abuses.

Investors awaited a key inflation report that is expected to show a fresh high going back to the 1980s.

Chinese regulators have approved three batches of games since April, a sign that the crackdown on the gaming sector may be easing.

Shares of Tianqi Lithium fell as much as 10% in their Hong Kong market debut Wednesday before closing flat.

Speaking in Singapore, Bank of England Deputy Governer Jon Cunliffe said regulators need to "get on the job" of regulating cryptos, and shared insights on

Nothing, the hardware venture of OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, officially pulled the wraps off its first smartphone Tuesday.

The U.K.'s ruling Conservative Party has begun its race to find its next leader, and the country's next prime minister.

European stocks are expected to open lower, extending losses seen in previous sessions this week, as investors prepare for the latest U.S. inflation data.

Some Chinese consumer brands are looking for growth overseas, in markets like the U.S. and Southeast Asia.

ING economist Nicholas Mapa says inflation in the Philippines may linger, unless oil prices come down and offer a reprieve in the back half of the year.

June's consumer price index is expected to be even hotter than May's report, but consumer inflation may have finally peaked given the drop in gasoline prices.

The Jan. 6 committee said it notified the Department of Justice of Donald Trump trying to tamper with one of its witnesses.

A federal judge in a New York bankruptcy court has frozen the remaining assets of crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital.

Shares in the Asia-Pacific were mixed on Wednesday ahead of China trade data and central bank decisions in the region.

A look at past specific performance cases may help assess Twitter's chances of forcing Elon Musk into buying the company.

More than 350 custodial workers at Facebook's headquarters are about to lose their jobs after the company ended its contract with ABM Industries

Twitter filed suit against Elon Musk Tuesday after the billionaire said he was terminating his $44 billion deal to buy the company.

Researchers said the findings, published in the journal Climatic Change, could provide opportunities for climate liability claims between individual countries.

Investors brace for reduced forward guidance this earnings season as companies grapple with rising interest rates and rapid inflationary pressures.

Fears of a recession have grown in recent weeks due to rising uncertainty over the bloc's energy supply, and weighed on the euro which is now at parity with the U.S. dollar.