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Fed officials are underestimating inflation and risking another recession, Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Monday.

Saudi state oil producer Aramco sees an "inflection point" in the market for hydrogen and expects exports to ramp up after 2030.

The European Commission adopted two "adequacy" decisions recognizing U.K. data protection laws as equivalent with EU laws.

"YouTube has a strong market position. It is possible that Google makes use of that to favor his services," a source familiar with the investigation told CNBC.

Automaker is not unique in focusing on the production of batteries for electric vehicles.

From vaccines to variants, the U.K.'s experience of Covid-19 has often been a harbinger of things to come for other countries.

There are many ways to get your finances under control. Money expert Chris Browning explains one of his favorite rules to help you stop wasting money — and why it's especially recommended for anyone earning $200,000 or less.

UBS is planning to let up to two-thirds of its staff permanently combine working remotely with being in the office, in stark contrast to some Wall Street banks.

A special Q&A with Christopher Ailman of CalSTRS, which has $300 billion under management.

Porsche is one of the most legendary names in sports cars. Purists were skeptical about its move toward SUVs, but it proved successful. Can it repeat with EVs?

Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said on Monday he had handed in his notice of resignation.

Orville Schell of the Asia Society's Center on U.S.-China Relations warned of a "military accident, even a military clash" as China's rise is accompanied by stronger military.

The more the virus spreads, the greater the risk of new Covid variants that can evade current vaccine protection, says Vanderbilt professor William Schaffner.

A survey conducted recently by cybersecurity firm Arctic Wolf found that 73% of small and medium sized businesses in the U.K. believe their staff are ill-equipped to respond to a cyberattack.

An aging population, high living costs and new businesses like livestreaming are reversing a trend that defined China's recent economic expansion.

India suffered a devastating second wave when reported coronavirus cases jumped sharply between February and early May.

Singapore is working with global internet companies like Google to further transform itself into a leading e-commerce hub in the region.

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing announced that the morning trading sessions of both securities and derivatives markets have been delayed due to a black rainstorm warning.

At age 100, the Chinese Communist Party confronts growing contradictions.

The killing of George Floyd by police officer Derek Chauvin led to calls to reform police departments nationwide and to criticism of systemic racism.