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The deal will include footwear, apparel and nutrition products previously housed under the TB12 and Brady brands.

In a Monday interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer, NASCAR President Steve Phelps discussed his company's new deal with Amazon Prime streaming.

"We'd probably be at least fifty-fifty outside of the U.S. and Canada" in the next six to seven years, Costco CFO Rich Galanti told CNBC.

Eurostat released flash euro zone growth figures for the euro zone Tuesday.

Shares of French car maker Renault jumped 5% in early deals Tuesday, hours after cancelling plans to publicly list its new electric vehicle and software business.

The former national cricket captain became Pakistan's prime minister in 2018.

India could become the world's third-largest economy by 2027 with a gross domestic product of $5 trillion, the finance ministry has said.

Saudi Arabia's state-controlled Aramco on Tuesday announced it is pausing plans to raise its maximum crude production capacity.

Net trust in Boeing dropped 12 percentage points among U.S. adults after a door panel blew off a Boeing 737 Max 9 jet on Jan. 5.

Hungary on Monday accused the European Union of blackmail after a leaked document suggested that the bloc plans to sabotage Budapest's economy if it vetoes fresh aid for Ukraine.

Heated competition for China's electric car market will likely last two to three years, a BYD representative said Monday.

Alibaba-backed augmented reality glasses company Xreal said it received $60 million in new funding, giving the company a valuation of more than $1 billion.

Gildan Activewear said on Monday that it will hold a special election to determine if ousted CEO Glenn Chamandy will return.

Quiet luxury was one of last year's biggest viral fashion trends, but unlike other short-lived fads, this one has made its way into investor portfolios.

Tom Lee was calling for new highs by late January, but an air pocket may be forming.

The HyperFund Ponzi scheme collapsed in 2022 after promising investors massive returns from crypto minining operations that didn't exist, the DOJ says.

Retail return fraud is rising, and companies face a tough balance of trying to keep customers loyal while cracking down on abuse of return policies.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday said tech companies dominate the market because their primary customers are flushed with cash.

Former President Donald Trump said stock market gains are the result of investors betting he will beat President Joe Biden in the 2024 presidential election.