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TikTok, owned by China's ByteDance, is already under investigation over privacy concerns by U.S., European Union and Dutch authorities.

These permanent cost cutting initiatives are only going to widen the disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street

It's a busy few days for the newest stocks on Wall Street -- Casper, Lemonade, SmileDirectClub and Lyft are set to report earnings this week. Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management and Craig Johnson of Piper Sandler share which they favor.

SoftBank is back in the black with a $12 billion profit after important Vision Fund bets recovered.

CEO Masayoshi Son confirmed that SoftBank is considering selling U.K. chip designer Arm or taking the company public.

It comes amid growing investor interest in sustainable investment funds in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Ministry of Trade and Industry revised its full-year forecast for Singapore to register an economic contraction of between 5% and 7% in 2020. Previously, it had expected the country's GDP to fall by between 4% and 7%.

President Donald Trump was evacuated from a press briefing because of a shooting of a man outside the White House by a Secret Service officer.

Former diplomats and political commentators have said the altercation in June was a "turning point" in one of Asia's most important bilateral relationships.

Traditional Turkish food is known around the world, but three restaurants in Istanbul are redefining a cuisine that is as old as the city itself.

The coronavirus has infected more than 20 million people across the world as of Monday, and killed at least 733,929, data compiled by Johns Hopkins University showed.

Airline shares are having their biggest gains in weeks as the TSA posted the highest numbers in five months and support grows for more federal payroll support.

Robinhood saw 4.3 million daily average revenue trades in June, more than all of the major incumbent brokerage firms.

President Donald Trump urged Americans to stop politicizing the coronavirus, only to blame the outbreak in the United States on China moments later.

BTIG's Julian Emanuel is telling clients to brace for a market pullback.

"I'm always searching for a mantra for any given market, and I think I've found it for this one," the "Mad Money" host said.

President Donald Trump promised to protect tenants from eviction. His order leaves them in danger.

After local public health officials raised questions, Epic Systems is temporarily backing off from plans requiring thousands of employees to return to work.

China has unveiled a slew of policies to help boost its domestic semiconductor industry as tensions with the U.S. continue to rise.

Simon Property Group Chief Executive David Simon said Monday the biggest U.S. mall owner is still looking to salvage additional distressed retailers, having already made bids for bankrupted Lucky Brand, Brooks Brothers and J.C. Penney.