Bloomberg Business

Cathie Wood bought more of Zoom Video Communications Inc. as the stock fell Tuesday in the wake of the video-conferencing company’s results.

Shares of Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong are trading at a growing discount to their mainland peers, according to the AH Premium Index, which tracks the price difference between the largest shares listed in both markets.

The US is asking a panel to review a labor dispute at a mine in Mexico owned by billionaire German Larrea.

US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo will travel to China next week, making her the fourth cabinet-level official to visit since June as the US seeks to sustain high-level contacts despite strains over Taiwan and US plans to limit some exports.

Edison International’s southern California utility wants its customers to cover $2.4 billion in lawsuits and $65 million in reconstruction costs from the massive 2017 Thomas Fire and the deadly mudslides that followed.

An unexpectedly large decline in New Zealand retail sales suggests gross domestic product may be weaker than anticipated.

China’s stuttering economy is now the biggest threat to global commodities demand, as economic activity and credit flows in the world’s top buyer deteriorate sharply and put Beijing’s modest growth targets at risk.

Raine Group shows up as the financial adviser on the front cover of Arm Holdings Ltd.’s filing for its initial public offering, one line above the 28 banks that will be underwriting the listing.

Asian equities traded in tight ranges as Wall Street’s risk-on mood faded a day after the rally in big tech.

United Parcel Service Inc.’s union workers ratified a new five-year labor agreement delivering substantial wage increases, concluding a tense period of negotiating that drove the company to the brink of a strike.