US police on Wednesday arrested a homeless man suspected of plotting to bomb the New York Stock Exchange this week after he shared his plans with undercover officers, according to a court filing.

On Sunday at about 12.35pm, the police were alerted that a 36-year-old man was found with a folding knife in his pocket at the Catholic Church along 620 Upper Bukit Timah Road.

Tech stocks led Monday's session lower, with Nvidia shares one of the biggest losers. The chipmaker's stock fell about 3% after China launched a probe into the company, investigating whether the ...

US stocks ended mixed on Friday, though the S&P 500 rose to fresh records as traders took in November jobs data and ramped up bets for another rate cut this month. Bond yields were lower, with the ...

(Reuters) -New York City police believe the man who fatally shot a UnitedHealth top executive has left the city, Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said on Friday, as the hunt for the gunman passed ...

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US police on Wednesday arrested a homeless man suspected of plotting to bomb the New York Stock Exchange this week after he shared his plans with undercover officers, according to a court filing.

It was an odd marriage and a costly divorce, but AT&T T-2.14%decrease; red down pointing triangle has found a new love after its expensive Hollywood romance. Shares of the telecommunications giant ...

Palantir Technologies shares jumped Friday after the analytics software provider said it is shifting its listing to the Nasdaq from the New York Stock Exchange. The company, a retail investor ...

SINGAPORE - A man is assisting with police investigations after he was found with a folding knife in his pocket at St Joseph's Church in Bukit Timah, where a priest was stabbed in November.

DCP Shahdara, Prashant Gautam told the news agency that the accused is allegedly involved in cheating individuals of over ₹43.5 lakh through online stock trading scams orchestrated via WhatsApp ...