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Netflix reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

Wall Street mounted a big comeback from a one-day sell-off as investors bought back shares that got beaten up on Monday.

Bitcoin fell below $30,000 for the first time since June 22, dragging other digital currencies lower.

With Windows 10, Microsoft tried to make it easy for people to use Skype. Now the focus is on Teams, as the company goes up against Slack and Zoom.

Jeff Bezos' space company Blue Origin launched him into spaceflight history, riding the inaugural crew launch of a New Shepard rocket.

Blue Origin's momentous manned rocket launch marks the beginning of Bezos' second act after he stepped down as CEO of Amazon earlier this month.

The two men have exchanged blows at several Senate hearings, but Fauci says the case is now closed.

Rule-breaking in cafes and bars in the Netherlands is a persistent problem that the hospitality industry must deal with, the country's prime minister said Monday.

Police seize and steamroll 1,069 bitcoin machines worth $1.26 million.

After a one-year delay, weeks of bad headlines, and public backlash in Japan, the world's most significant sporting event is set to open Friday.

The drop was a rude awakening for oil bulls who'd been enjoying the commodities' highest prices in 2½ years.

Alibaba co-founder Joe Tsai is the mystery buyer behind a $157 million apartment deal in Manhattan's most prestigious condo tower, according to people familiar with the deal.

Newport Wafer Fab, a U.K. chip plant that's being sold to Chinese-owned Nexperia, has a number of contracts with the U.K. government's innovation agency.

The world's largest wealth manager has beaten second-quarter earnings expectations as the wealthy poured money into its flagship business.

Singapore reintroduced a ban on dining-in, and limited the maximum number of people allowed to gather from 5 to 2.

Indonesia's finance minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati discusses the country's shifting budgetary focus to "protect the people" without sacrificing the economy.

Achieving climate-related goals is a major challenge for governments around the world.

Europe's corporate earnings season began in earnest last week, with analyst consensus projecting a 140% year-on-year increase in earnings per share for the second quarter.

Shares of China Evergrande fell Tuesday following news of an asset freeze that renewed attention on the real estate conglomerate's debt woes.

Climate researchers, campaigners and environmental advocacy groups argue that carbon capture technology is not a solution to the world's' climate challenge.