Bloomberg Business

For all of the times this year that Wall Street has been caught off guard by the moves in technology stocks, the last few days have proved many investors right.

Oil rose as traders took stock of China’s efforts to accelerate its economy and glimmers of strengthening demand from Asian buyers.

Dollar Tree Inc. jumped the most in a year after top executives detailed the steps they’re taking to further an activist-backed turnaround effort following years of underperformance at the discount retailer.

Bitcoin miners in Texas curbed operations, crimping power usage, as a heat wave drove electricity prices sky-high Tuesday and threatened to cripple the grid in the second-largest US state.

The so-called Great Retirement is looking a little less great lately, as stalled house prices and the rising cost of living push some older workers back into the labor force, new research shows.

Tesla Inc. is poised to remain the top seller of electric vehicles in the US through at least 2026 as it benefits from renewed sales momentum sparked by a recent discounting binge, according to a new report.

The US should build a coalition of countries to stop China from applying its “playbook” of stealing intellectual property to advance in artificial intelligence and other key technologies, according to Nathaniel Fick, Ambassador at Large for Cyberspace and Digital Policy.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said policymakers expect interest rates will need to move higher to reduce US growth and contain price pressures, even though they held rates steady at their meeting last week.