Wall Street is pointing sharply lower Monday following President Donald Trump’s orders to impose steep tariffs on the biggest U.S. trading partners: Mexico, Canada and China.

Stocks in the US dropped Monday morning, following European and Asian markets lower as investors digested Trump's tariff ...

Korea’s KOSPI index fell by 2.5% on Monday, as Trump’s tariff moves could threaten both South Korea’s export-heavy economy, ...

Auto shares around the world slumped Monday after US President Donald Trump’s new tariffs threatened to cut into sales from ...

Asian oil refiners could emerge as winners from the US tariffs, analysts say, with S-Oil and others in the sector faring ...

Asian stocks reliant on exports, ranging from Japanese carmakers to Chinese e-commerce firms, nosedived after US President ...

The move by Trump, though widely expected, knocked some of the world's biggest manufacturers, as investors grappled with the ...

Chevrolet joins SRO Motorsports Group’s global customer-driven manufacturer ranking, which features revised points ...

In the Philippines, Toyota accounts for 46.66 percent of new vehicles sold in 2024—up 9 percent versus 2023. It has managed ...

The company retains title as world’s largest automaker.

Electric vehicle sales in Thailand, Southeast Asia's largest EV market, are forecast to jump 40% this year, exceeding 100,000 ...

Japanese auto parts maker Denso , a top Toyota supplier, posted a near six-fold jump in third-quarter operating profit on ...