US ‘considers de-listing’ Chinese companies
The White House is reportedly considering de-listing Chinese companies from US stock exchanges as part of a broader effort to curb US investment in China.
The White House is reportedly considering de-listing Chinese companies from US stock exchanges as part of a broader effort to curb US investment in China.
US aviation regulators have ordered inspections of Boeing 737 NG aircraft after cracks were found on some planes.
No-deal threat has taken toll on business and consumer confidence
Fiat Chrysler is paying $40 million to settle with U.S. securities regulators who say the automaker misled investors by overstating its monthly sales numbers over a five-year period.
US consumer spending rose just 0.1% in August, while incomes grew at a healthy pace.
Wall Street capped a choppy week with a second straight weekly loss for the S&P 500 as worries about a potential escalation in the trade war between the U.S. and China erased early gains.
President Donald Trump has signed a temporary government-wide funding bill that staves off the risk of a government shutdown through Nov. 21.
Orders for big-ticket manufactured goods edge up 0.2% in August but key investment sector lags.
Stocks ended modestly lower and bond prices rose on Wall Street Thursday as investors turned cautious, shifting money into lower-risk holdings.
The parent company of British Airways and cruise ship giant Carnival have each warned their profits will disappoint due to pilot strikes and fuel price increases, respectively.