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Shares fell in Asia on Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates, as expected.

U.S. stocks are mixed Wednesday morning as investors look for safety following a drop in retail sales last month.

A slide in technology stocks pulled down the Nasdaq Composite on Wednesday and the S&P 500 ended slightly lower, as investors worried about the pace of economic growth after weaker-than-expected inflation numbers and an interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve.

A slide in technology stocks pulled down the Nasdaq Composite on Wednesday and the S&P 500 ended slightly lower, as investors worried about the pace of economic growth after weaker-than-expected inflation numbers and an interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve.

The Latest on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting (all times local): 4:35 a.m.

Asian stocks were lower Wednesday following Wall Street's tech-driven rise as investors waited for word from the U.S. Federal Reserve on a possible interest rate hike.

U.S. stocks are changing course Tuesday morning as investors put an end to a two-day drop for technology companies.

Wall Street gained on Tuesday, with the S&P 500, Dow industrials and Russell 2000 setting record closing highs, as technology stocksbounced back and investors positioned for an expected Federal Reserve interest rate hike.

Wall Street gained on Tuesday, with the S&P 500, Dow industrials and Russell 2000 setting record closing highs, as technology stocksbounced back and investors positioned for an expected Federal Reserve interest rate hike.

The European Union is moving ahead with new rules that could force a key financial market to leave London once Britain exits the bloc.

Asian stock markets were higher on Tuesday as investors brushed off a second straight session of big losses on Wall Street tech stocks a day before the Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates.

The inflation rate in Britain has risen to its highest level in four years, hitting 2.9 percent in May from 2.7 percent in April.

The inflation rate in Britain has risen to its highest level in four years, hitting 2.9 percent in May from 2.7 percent in April.

U.S. stocks remain split as trading begins Monday, with energy companies and oil prices climbing and technology stocks sinking.

The Latest on Britain's parliamentary election (all times local): 7:55 a.m. Britain's news media says Theresa May has no intention of giving up the post of prime minister even though her Conservative Party lost its majority in the House of Commons in Thursday's general election.

U.S. stock indexes moved higher in early trading Friday, adding to the market's modest gains from a day earlier.

It wasn’t the surprise outcome to the UK election that sent stocks into the red during the final hour of trade on Wall Street, but a selloff in technology shares that pressured the major averages, which had traded at record levels earlier in the session.

It wasn’t the surprise outcome to the UK election that sent stocks into the red during the final hour of trade on Wall Street, but a selloff in technology shares that pressured the major averages, which had traded at record levels earlier in the session.

The drop in the British currency on Friday will have an impact not just on the local economy but also on companies from around the world doing business in the country as well as tourists and shoppers.

The drop in the British currency on Friday will have an impact not just on the local economy but also on companies from around the world doing business in the country as well as tourists and shoppers.