U.S. stocks ended higher Tuesday, with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite refreshing their highest closing values since April 2022.

Toyota Motor plans to roll out next-generation battery electric vehicles globally, with a full lineup to be launched in 2026, the Japanese automaker said at a recent technical briefing session.

China’s central bank on Tuesday cut a key policy rate, a move that may guide down benchmark lending rates as the world’s second-largest economy showed more signs of cooling.

Arm Ltd., the British chip designer owned by Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp., is seeking a strategic investor, potentially including Intel Corp., to anchor its highly anticipated initial public offering, Bloomberg News reported late Monday.

In another blow to downtown San Francisco’s recovery, shopping mall giant Westfield is surrendering a major office and retail complex to lenders.

The U.S. dollar’s resurgence in recent months is tied to fears of financial instability, but it’s strength is like to to continue, according to the Wells Fargo Investment Institute.

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U.S. shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. outpaced the broader chip sector Monday following a report Nvidia was expanding the fab’s capacity usage.

A roundup of recent surveys of individual and professional investors point to new optimism about the stock market.

Microsoft has another headwind in its $69 billion acquisition of videogame publisher Activision Blizzard.