Pop Mart has seen booming global demand for its Labubu plushies that have become a worldwide sensation.

Asia-Pacific markets fell Wednesday, tracking Wall Street declines overnight, as investors parsed Japan's trade data and China's loan prime rate decision.

Losses were also seen in other technology stocks in South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong.

U.S. Commerce Secretary is looking into the federal government taking equity stakes in computer chip manufacturers that receive CHIPS Act funding.

The fall was sharper than the 2.1% contraction expected by economists polled by Reuters and compared to the 0.5% drop seen in June.

Unable to make big AI purchases because of regulatory hurdles, tech giants have spent billions to buy top talent from startups, leaving behind shell companies.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq are coming off a losing session.

President Donald Trump has often relied on sector-specific tariffs to enact his sprawling trade agenda.

Trump's call for a repeat of his approach to colleges and universities suggests Smithsonian museums' funding could become a major pressure point.

Chains like McDonald's, Starbucks and Dutch Bros are banking on new beverages to drive sales, particularly from Gen Z consumers.