Odds the US Federal Reserve may raise interest rates half a percentage point at its December meeting jumped on Tuesday ​after new data showed prices rising faster than expected and clearing ‌the bar set by one key policymaker for considering a quicker pace of rate hikes.

U.S. central bank official had put a half-point discussion into the mix ahead of Labor Department data, which came in as hot as he feared.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller on Tuesday said he supports an interest-rate hike in December, and warned that if inflation continues to accelerate he would support a half-percentage-point increase to protect the central bank’s credibility.

The Federal Reserve ought to raise short-term borrowing costs next month even if ​government data shows inflation cooled last month, Fed Governor Christopher Waller said on Tuesday, and should consider an upsized half-point rate hike if the inflation ‌picture worsens.

Big Money in the Morning' discusses the October CPI inflation data, which rose 0.4% month-over-month and economist EJ Antoni joins to analyze the hot inflation report, rising food prices, and the next move for the Federal Reserve.

With another month of higher numbers for consumer prices, it seems likely the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in December.

Consumer prices and core inflation exceeded forecasts, adding pressure on the Fed to resume raising interest rates in December.

Rising prices point to the Fed increasing borrowing costs before Christmas.

The company is valuing itself at more than $1.3 trillion.

The stock offering by one of America's leading AI start-ups is a test of investor confidence.

Anthropic’s debut on public markets will be unlike any that’s come before it, in ways that amount to either a once-in-a-generation opportunity — or a massive financial gamble, depending on whom you ask.

Anthropic could raise up to $63 billion in an IPO expected to take place next week.

From January to October, China logged a $1.04 trillion trade surplus, on track to surpass last year’s record surplus of $1.2 trillion.

Chinese exports continue to soar despite economic gloom and global trade tensions.

China's trade surplus surged past $1 trillion in the first 10 months as a global race to build AI infrastructure buoyed sales ​of high-tech products and helped offset weak domestic demand, a dynamic likely to sharpen tensions with major trading partners.

China’s exports exceeded imports by $1 trillion in the first 10 months of this year, reaching that milestone one month earlier than last year.

That’s saying something, since the company lost around than $350 billion of market cap Monday in the wake of this weekend’s revelations about Huang’s affair. That loss exceeds the total market cap of all but 28 publicly traded American corporations.

As Nvidia faces growing investor scrutiny and a falling share price, allegations involving CEO Jensen Huang raise questions about the chip giant’s stability. WSJ’s Robbie Whelan explains what’s at stake.

Nvidia's board is probing possible foreign intel targeting of CEO Jensen Huang. If he steps down, analysts say these execs could be his successors.

For more than 30 years, Jensen Huang has been the seemingly unshakable public face of Nvidia. He co-founded the company as a young engineer in 1993 and oversaw its growth into a multitrillion dollar chipmaker and bellwether of the AI industry at large. He’s also made it a family business. His children, Madison and Spencer, have taken leadership roles at the firm. While not a company executive, his wife, Lori Mills Huang, leads the family...