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GameStop fired its CEO and appointed Ryan Cohen as executive chairman just months after the company reported its first quarterly profit in two years.

Initial filings for unemployment benefits totaled a seasonally adjusted 261,000 for the week ended June 3, an increase of 28,000.

Ocean ship delays at West Coast ports are increasing in a reminder of the chaos that occurred at ports during Covid, but this time caused by labor tensions.

With living costs surging, consumers are starting to pull back on gratuities, just as tipping prompts become more pervasive than ever.

The euro zone entered a recession in the first quarter of this year and economists are not optimistic for the coming months.

Wall Street little changed heading into the open as the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq track modestly lower for the week.

Despite improvements, the IRS still has a sizeable backlog of tax returns, according to Erin Collins, the country's National Taxpayer Advocate.

The PGA Tour's announced merger with rival LIV Golf leaves questions surrounding the future of sponsorships and regulatory review.

The Turkish lira has extended its post-election freefall this week.

Former President Donald Trump called various state and federal prosecutors investigating him for possible crimes "fascists."

Singapore's veteran economic policymaker is resigning to contest the Southeast Asian city-state's presidency, a largely symbolic head of state role.

China's largest banks cut interest rates for savers on Thursday in a bid to boost growth in an economy where consumption has been slow to recover.

Australian graphic design company Canva has said it is in a "uniquely strong position" to withstand industry headwinds as it embarks on its European expansion.

To prove he still has political capital to serve his remaining four years in office, the president will seek wins on defense, green industry and migration.

Twice as many Europeans now see Russia as an adversary as did before the war, yet almost half are unconfident that Ukraine will defeat its opponent.

South Korea's memory chip makers Samsung Electronics and SK hynix face risks from U.S.-China tensions but the impact is likely to be small, says Fitch Ratings.

Travelers who visit Bhutan for at least five nights won't have to pay the full amount for the country's daily $200 tourist tax, or Sustainable Development Fee.

Economists surveyed by Reuters had expected to see growth of 1.9%

Special counsel Jack Smith is investigating Donald Trump for retaining classified records at his residence in Florida after leaving the White House.

A series of recent deals, announcements and upgrades involving three major cloud-computing names all share a common thread: Artificial intelligence.