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There is an improved stock market outlook among top corporate CFOs surveyed by CNBC, but no change in their view that the US economy will enter a recession.

The U.S. economy showed much stronger-than-expected growth in the first quarter than previously thought.

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

In the latest blow to Reddit after its API billing changes, the makers of Minecraft — one of the best-selling video games of all time — have quit the platform.

The FTC antitrust complaint is expected to focus on Amazon's online marketplace and could be filed in the coming weeks, Bloomberg reported.

West Coast port workers in ILWU Canada union will strike starting July 1 after a recent landslide member vote to authorize a strike if no labor deal was met.

The U.N.'s International Maritime Organization is expected to update its current shipping emissions target, but many are concerned about the pace of the cuts.

India's no slouch when it comes to space, but the announcements come at a notable time: Russia is steadily fading away as a space superpower.

The policy rate now sits at 3.75% and the figure is in line with forecasts made by analysts polled by Reuters.

The CDC said the shots from Pfizer and GSK are expected to be available this fall, when RSV – along with Covid and the flu – begins to spread at higher levels. 

Polestar owners will get access to Tesla's North American charging network starting in mid-2024.

Flexibility, the "nuisance" factor and the hidden costs of homeownership may mean renting is the better choice for some people.

Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu hinted that if defense systems used by Ukrainian forces were to fall into Russian hands, they could end up in Iran.

Warner Bros. Discovery will have Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg and Paul Thomas Anderson give their input on cable-TV film channel TCM.

Japan, Malaysia and China officials have taken steps to push back this week against bets that have dragged their currencies to multi-month lows.

Huawei's Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou said Wednesday that applying 5G to business was more difficult than she had expected.

Shares of Asian chipmakers rallied after Micron's earnings beat estimates on the back of higher demand for its memory chips driven by the growing A.I. sector.

Asia is more economically diverse than Europe and the U.S. and there are still bright spots in the region, especially in Japan and South Korea.

Begun in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, the Fed's annual stress test dictates how much capital the industry can return to shareholders.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said in court on Wednesday that he doesn't believe in making games exclusive to particular consoles.