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Plans for robotaxi testing at Daxing airport in Beijing are coming, said Ning Zhang, vice president at autonomous driving startup Pony.ai.

Olive oil prices spiked to fresh records as droughts in major producing continue to crimp supplies — driving desperate people to resort to stealing it.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday said investors should pick shares of retailers that are performing well despite the inflated cost of goods.

Oracle CEO Safra Catz emphasized the enterprise software company's cloud business in an interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer.

In the years since Alibaba's 2014 U.S. IPO, early-stage investing has drawn tens of billions of dollars into China with relatively little to show for it.

Trump's plan emerged days after United Auto Workers members went on strike after the union and Detroit carmakers failed to reach a deal.

Grocery-delivery company Instacart is poised to IPO debut on the Nasdaq on Tuesday after pricing shares at $30 a piece.

While most business affected by Covid-19 have bounced back, child care hasn't. An estimated 65,000 child care jobs have been lost since February 2020.

At a conference on Monday, FBI Director Christopher Wray said the U.S. relies heavily on "collaborative, public-private" operations to identify threats.

Musk used a livestreamed conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss plans for Twitter, now X, and rebut allegations of antisemitism.

President Joe Biden will address the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, where he plans to promote democracy and advocate for increased Ukraine aid.

Salesforce is hiring back former executives to help the company improve its performance in a challenging economy

The company made the latest offer Thursday, before the start of targeted strikes by the United Auto Workers Union against Stellantis, Ford and GM.

Panos Panay has been the person promoting Microsoft's Surface products to consumers and corporate workers. Surface has failed to gain market leadership.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Carter Osborne started his side hustle — helping college applicants write essays — to earn cash while in graduate school. Now, it roughly doubles his income.

The WGA and the AMPTP will start talking again. Dual writers and actors strikes have shut down Hollywood.

Billionaire and Citadel CEO Ken Griffin, a major GOP donor, is sitting out the Republican presidential primary, disappointed in the candidates.

As the IRS pauses on processing new employee retention tax credit claims, some filers are in limbo as the agency works on further guidance. Here's what to know.

Jenny Town is a leading expert on North Korea at the Stimson Institute and the director of Stimson's 38 North Program. She told an amazing tale on Monday.