Federal Reserve officials last week scrapped a pledge to be 'patient'' when deciding whether to cut U.S. interest rates to ward off an economic downturn. The move was seen as inching the Fed closer to a possible reduction in July. But Robert Kaplan, president of the central bank's Dallas branch, argues in a new essay that 'additional time' is needed to evaluate whether to make any changes in monetary policy.

The homebuilder's second-quarter earnings handily exceed analysts' forecasts amid a revival in demand for new homes.

Amazon's fifth annual Prime Day will begin on July 15 and run for two days.

Hexo receives a downgrade from Oppenheimer on what the research firm believes is greater gross margin pressure than initially expected.

Wall Street woke up to another major deal. Here's what to watch from AbbVie's acquistion of Allergan, Warren Buffett's Kraft comments and Micron earnings after the bell.

Does the Chinese yuan's value against the U.S. dollar have a ceiling?

Rural affairs vice-minister Han Jun hits out at lavish bride prices that can easily pass US$14,500 but roots of problem may lay in skewed gender ratio

Ministry of Agriculture shows that China's imports of US soybeans shrank by 70.6 per cent year-on-year to 4.31 million tonnes in the first five months of 2019 Reduced orders of agricultural products from the United States could be on the agenda this week at the G20 summit in Japan