Stocks

Shares posted their steepest decline in over a year after fourth-quarter results showed no progress curbing losses in the company's wireless division.

The Jakarta Composite Index rose 20 percent from its early-June low, driven by central bank rate actions and government fiscal discipline, yet foreign investors remain net sellers, signaling caution.

The Dow fell 0.8 percent and the S&P 500 slipped 0.1 percent as rising crude prices stoked inflation concerns ahead of Friday's jobs report.

Cybertruck ramp-up, margin pressure and rising competition put Tesla's August production report at the center of every bull-bear debate on TSLA.

Caterpillar's infrastructure demand and strong backlog create durable growth, contrasting with operational and legal issues at Boeing and 3M

Honda Motor shares climbed despite reporting its first operating loss in nearly seven decades as investors backed the company's electric vehicle transition plans