European technology giants are exceeding expectations this quarter, joining financial and health-care companies as one of the reporting season’s best-performing segments.

Iraq’s oil ministry repeated that it’s ready to restart exports from the semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan via a pipeline to Turkey that’s been shut for almost two years.

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation metric is expected to cool to the slowest pace since June, but glacial progress on taming price pressures overall will keep policymakers cautious about lowering interest rates further.

European banks have turned to the US dollar market to sell almost $8 billion of bonds that help them boost capital levels. Investors hunting for higher coupons want even more.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum touted a plan for mapping deposits of oil, gas and critical minerals on US federal lands, casting it as an opportunity to catalyze development of the energy resources, reduce dependence on foreign suppliers and pare the nation’s debt.

Poland is paying for and will continue to finance Ukraine’s access to Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet system, according to Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski.

KKR & Co. is preparing to sell BMC Helix in a deal that could value the information technology management company at about $2 billion, including debt, people familiar with the matter said.

President Donald Trump signed a memorandum Friday to formally consider using tariffs to counter the digital services taxes some countries impose on US tech giants, a step that could expand a global battle aimed at addressing imbalances in trade.

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Jackie Davalos discuss Apple's decision to pull its most advanced end-to-end encryption in the UK. And, we hear from Coinbase’s Chief Legal Counsel as the company says the Securities and Exchange Commission has dropped its case against the crypto exchange. Plus, how Elon Musk’s X is using heavily adjusted financials and investors' fear of missing out in its latest funding talks. (Source: Bloomberg)

President Donald Trump told a gathering of governors that Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook plans to shift manufacturing from Mexico to the US, a move that the iPhone maker hasn’t publicly discussed.