The Biden administration is highlighting its efforts to combat abuses in the consumer-data industry, and the CFPB is leading the charge with new rules

China has decided to halt the release of youth unemployment figures, a month after data showed they reached a record high.

Former President Donald Trump was criminally indicted by a grand jury in Georgia’s Fulton County on Monday night in connection with a probe into his efforts to overturn the state’s results in the 2020 presidential election.

China’s retail sales, a key metric for the country’s consumption, rose 2.5% from a year earlier in July, down from a 3.1% year-on-year increase in June, said the National Bureau of Statistics.

China’s central bank on Tuesday cut two key policy rates, signaling that the country’s benchmark lending rates will fall later this month.

Netflix on Monday said it was testing games on more devices where people consume its videos, like TVs and computers.

Clorox said parts of the company’s operations have been disrupted after the maker of cleaning products and other consumer goods identified unauthorized activity on some of its information-technology systems.

Okta shares closed Monday with a modest gain after the identity-management software company scored a double upgrade ahead of earnings.

Trillions of dollars worth of higher-risk bonds and loans are set to come due before the end of 2025, creating a “maturity wall” that could potentially inject more panic into markets, according to Morgan Stanley.

Greenlight Capital acquired a big stake in Activision Blizzard while the fate of the videogame publisher’s purchase by Microsoft was up in the air.