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Markets in China, Japan, and Thailand were closed on Monday for holidays.

In a tweet, Philippine Secretary of Foreign Affairs Teodoro Locsin Jr. accused China of straining its "friendship" with the Philippines.

Digital banking and the arrival of fintech rivals have shifted the dynamics of the Irish banking market.

Manchester United's Premier League game against Liverpool at Old Trafford has been postponed following protests against the Glazer family.

Gojek has plans to make every car and motorcycle on its platform an electric vehicle (EV) by 2030 in an ambitious three-pronged sustainability strategy.

White House Chief of Staff said that the Biden administration will have more to say on the matter in the coming days.

A "slashie" is someone who pursues multiple careers in lieu of holding a traditional full-time job, and more people appear to be choosing this path.

Scott Gottlieb said that a drop in new Covid-19 cases was likely to continue, predicting a "relatively quiet summer when it comes to coronavirus spread."

United States officials reporting China has been going on the offensive during the first 100 days of the Biden administration.

The astronauts spent more than five months in space, the longest-ever duration for a crew launched in an American-built spacecraft.

Chairman Warren Buffett kept buying back Berkshire shares aggressively in the first quarter, but at a slightly slower pace.

While big tech rivals routinely strike multi-billion dollar deals, Apple has refined the "acquihire," or strategic purchase of a small company for its staff.

The 90-year-old Buffett is taking the "Woodstock for Capitalists" to Los Angeles, marking the first time the annual meeting will take place outside of Omaha.

Retired Navy Admiral James Stavridis explains why he's concerned about the U.S. withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan.

Apple has "abused its dominant position" in the distribution of music streaming apps, the European Commission said.

"Keep your eyes peeled for more stocks that could get crushed in the wake of great quarters, and then do some buying," "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer said.

The Biden administration will restrict travel from India as that country grapples with a surge in coronavirus cases, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said.

April's jobs report and a barrage of earnings news make for another busy week for markets, as the calendar rolls into May.

As coronavirus vaccination programs progress, attention is turning to summer vacations and what kind of freedoms we might experience this year.

The major averages slipped on Friday as investors pored over a flurry of earnings results and a robust profit beat from e-commerce giant Amazon.