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The criticism comes after a report that Meta was exploring selling Quest headsets in China, despite Zuckerberg's past criticism of Chinese industrial espionage.

Employers recognize the need to reduce employee burnout, as employees report overall better feelings and productivity upon returning from vacation.

Warner Bros' "Barbie" movie has been banned in Vietnam, according to the country's state media.

President Biden called for stricter gun control, saying gun violence is "tearing our communities apart,"

As the entertainment industry faces another disruptive technology, the WGA is demanding that regulatory standards around AI ensure fair labor conditions.

The deal is the biotech company's first agreement with China after the Asian nation repeatedly refused to accept mRNA vaccines from U.S.-based manufacturers.

The stock has climbed around 6% since early June.

Airline disruptions piled up over the last week, but their stocks are soaring as travelers return.

"We will do whatever is necessary. Not whatever it takes, whatever is necessary," the Saudi energy minister said of OPEC+ support of the market.

An EU foreign affairs spokesperson confirmed to CNBC that Borrell's team had been told by their Chinese counterparts the new dates of July 10-11 were no longer possible.

Last October saw Turkey's inflation rate soar to 85%. The Turkish lira was last trading at 26.09 against the dollar.

The two countries welcomed "new commercial deals between Australian and Indonesian business across the health, mining and digital economy sectors."

Shares of SM Entertainment and Hybe are still lower, but YG Entertainment is up over 2%

One market strategist thinks that the Nikkei can breach its all-time high of 38,195, but not everyone agrees.

Canada's western ports have not serviced any vessels since June 30. This is creating a backlog in trade with a total of 29 ports at a standstill.

"If you have the frame of mind that interviewing is going to be a marathon, you'll expect it and you'll be better prepared to see things through until the end," said one expert.

Twitter owner Elon Musk announced the limits on Saturday, saying users would only be permitted to read a certain number of posts per day.

The warmest year ever recorded, 2016, started off with a powerful El Nino that helped to boost global temperatures.

Last summer's levels of disruption might be "largely behind us," but don't expect ticket prices to drop any time soon.

Tech stocks were the standout performers in the first half of 2023, powering Wall Street — and the Club's portfolio.