BYD Co. unveiled a new system for electric cars that the Chinese automaker says will allow them to charge almost as fast as it takes a regular car to refuel.

Alphabet Inc. is in talks to purchase cloud-security company Wiz Inc. for $33 billion, restarting discussions that were called off last summer after extended negotiations, according to people familiar with the matter.

S&P Global Ratings cut its credit grade on Solera further into junk, as the Vista Equity Partners-backed software company struggles with a high debt load and negative cash flow.

Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde and Tim Stenovec discuss what investors are expecting from Nvidia’s GTC conference this week. Plus, FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson explains how the agency will approach antitrust concerns around Big Tech. And the CEO of Joby talks about his company’s new partnership with Virgin Atlantic to bring air taxis to the UK. (Source: Bloomberg)

The user growth experienced by Reddit Inc. is a “gift” from Alphabet Inc.’s Google that may have led to excessive bullishness on the social-media company, according to analysts who have become the stock’s biggest bear.

Asian equities were set to gain, tracking Wall Street higher after its sharp drop last week, buoyed by US data that eased recession concerns and renewed optimism for China’s economy.

Oil steadied after a two-day gain, with the outlook for China’s economy and geopolitical risk in the Middle East remaining in focus.

Shares of Japan’s biggest trading houses are poised to rise in Tokyo after Berkshire Hathaway Inc. increased its stake.

The UK and European Union will advance talks on how to seize frozen Russian assets to jointly boost defense spending, as they seek ways to increase economic pressure on Vladimir Putin ahead of any peace talks to end his war on Ukraine.

Brazil’s JBS SA is moving closer to a long-awaited share listing in New York after a deal with its second-biggest shareholder.