Several Russian banks have been banned from SWIFT after Moscow invaded Ukraine on February 24 as part of wider western penalties

Quantitative Tightening could hit weaker economies with high debt levels and “cause a ripple of sovereign debt crises around the world that disrupts markets” and affects developed nations

Buyers around the world are lining up to purchase electric vehicles this year even as prices rise. Global EV sales in the first quarter jumped nearly 120%, faster than people thought

The greenback hits a 20-year high on the yen and tests a two-year peak on the euro, backed by high Treasury yields and expectation of good economic data; Investors are betting the yen will fall further

On Monday, Sri Lanka begins talks with IMF for a loan, even as it seeks help from countries such as India and China

The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) is in the process of creating an open standard, which will work with any software and highlight evidence of tampering

Russia made a payment last week on two sovereign bonds in roubles rather than dollars, so it may be considered a default if not "cured" by May 4, rating agency says

Investment banking fees were down 43% at Citigroup, 37% at Morgan Stanley and 36% at Goldman as dealmaking appeared to sputter

US government agencies are probing TikTok over its alleged handling of child sexual abuse material, the Financial Times reported.

The group has already invested in tech - it owns antivirus pioneer McAfee and software firm Landesk - but it remained unclear when it might make an offer

Musk's cash offer of $54.20 a share, which values the company at $43 billion, represents a 38% premium to Twitter's April 1 close

"Twitter needs to be transformed as a private company," Musk said in a letter to Twitter chairman Bret Taylor. His offer price of $54.20 a share, represents a 38% premium on its April 1 close