Global markets navigate AI-driven earnings, major corporate settlements, and cybersecurity threats.

Meta Platforms agreed to an $18 billion settlement with U.S. states to resolve lawsuits regarding the alleged addiction of children to its social media platforms.

The U.S. government reported a disrupted Chinese hacking operation that targeted critical institutions, including the Federal Reserve, NASA, and the Department of Justice.

Wall Street remained cautious ahead of Nvidia's earnings report, as investors balanced optimistic AI-sector growth with concerns over stubborn inflation.

CrowdStrike reported its best quarter in history, with stock prices surging as demand for AI-integrated cybersecurity tools continues to climb.

Salesforce exceeded second-quarter earnings expectations, bolstered by expanding its strategic partnership with AI lab Anthropic.

Saudi Aramco increased its oil export capacity outside the Strait of Hormuz for September, adjusting its supply chain to meet demand in China.

India's market regulators intensified their crackdown on equity derivatives, with JPMorgan becoming the latest entity to face restrictions in the world's largest derivative market.

Analysts adjusted their long-term outlook for Indian equities, predicting lower trading levels by mid-2026 as foreign institutional funds seek higher value elsewhere in Asia.

Tesla increased prices for its Cybertruck as the company faces a critical test regarding its vehicle delivery and pricing strategy.