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Uncertainty remains about whether Geert Wilders will be able to form a coalition with parties that previously vowed not to work with him.

Germany's banks must increase provisions for loan losses, as corporate insolvencies and credit risks mount, according to Bundesbank Vice-President Claudia Buch.

Around $115 million so far has been stolen after hackers exploited the HTX exchange and Heco Chain, two cryptocurrency platforms linked to Justin Sun.

U.K. Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt on Wednesday announced a substantial cut to National Insurance.

Binance has seen outflows amounting to more than $1 billion in the past 24 hours, not including bitcoin, according to data from blockchain analysis firm Nansen.

The global smartphone market grew 5% year-on-year in October after months of negative growth, said Counterpoint Research.

Germany's budget is in trouble, and solutions to the government policy funding crisis are few and far between. Here's how it came to this and what it means.

Huawei spun Honor off in 2020 after U.S. sanctions crippled the Chinese tech giant's smartphone business.

Australia's mutton glut has sent prices tumbling, and some farmers are compelled to give their sheep away to save costs instead of rearing them on-farm.

PhotoAid employees, who all work remotely, can stay in a company apartment on the Spanish island of Tenerife as often as they want — provided they work there.

Meta and Mark Zuckerberg, who had the luxury of watching the OpenAI boardroom drama from the sidelines, could end up indirectly benefiting the most.

Nvidia's (NVDA) earnings report Tuesday highlighted three themes that the market has overlooked about the chipmaker.

Retailers have been cautious headed into the holidays, spelling trouble for the crucial shopping season and raising questions about the health of the economy.

Consumers are belt-tightening, which is good news for Club names that help shoppers score bargains.

Former President Donald Trump and other Republican critics blame the Biden administration's spending and regulatory agenda for still-high inflation.

Investors considered what could be on the horizon for interest rates and the economy ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

After several days of crisis and tumult, Sam Altman has returned as the CEO of OpenAI. Three new board members have replaced the leadership that fired Altman.

Goldman opted not to renew Cantlay's sponsorship this year in the latest example of the bank's retrenchment from its retail banking push.

Apple is making another push for Academy Award glory with acclaimed director Ridley Scott's "Napoleon," opening just ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

The OPEC talks have run into trouble due to Saudi dissatisfaction with other members' production levels, delegates told Bloomberg.