Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese wins a second three-year term
Early vote counting in Australia's general election Saturday suggested the government was likely to be returned for a second term.
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Trade fight is an opportunity to invest in emerging markets, including China, Ariel's Phillpotts says
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Exported goods from China to the U.S. are only a small percentage of Beijing's GDP.
Trump's China tariffs are raising costs for wedding dresses and threatening the small shops that sell them
The higher duties on bridal gowns and special occasion dresses have raised costs for boutiques and designers across the country.
These overbought stocks could be due for a pause
CNBC Pro identified the most overbought and oversold stocks by weighing their 14-day relative strength index, or RSI.
Follow all of Warren Buffett's key comments at the Berkshire annual meeting
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Berkshire Hathaway Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett will preside over the company's annual meeting. Track all of the day's news and analysis here.
OPEC+ agrees another accelerated oil output hike for June, sources told Reuters
Eight OPEC+ countries meeting on Saturday have agreed to a further accelerated oil output hike for June of 411,000 barrels per day, two sources told Reuters.
Early vote count favors Australia's government being reelected for a second term
Early vote counting in Australia's general election Saturday suggested the government was likely to be returned for a second term.
Jaguar Land Rover restarts car exports to the U.S., London's Times reports
Jaguar Land Rover has restarted shipments of vehicles to the U.S. after pausing them in the face of tariffs, London's Times newspaper reported on Saturday.
OPEC+ to meet on Saturday to set June output policy: Reuters
The meeting was originally scheduled to take place on Monday. It was not immediately clear why it had been brought forward.
Who owns London's (privately owned) public spaces?
Privately-owned public spaces—or POPS—have transformed cities over the past sixty years. But their ownership is regularly questioned — and with it, their design, accessibility and what they've replac…
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