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The 'big six' clubs from England's Premier League are expected to be part of plans for a breakaway European Super League.

Ether and dogecoin also saw their prices drop, following a week in which investors worried that the cryptocurrency market was in a bubble.

Iran is now enriching uranium at 60%, close to levels needed for a bomb. Israel has several strategies to stop Iran's program.

Keith Gill exercised his 500 GameStop call options contracts as they expired on Friday, doubling down on his favorite bet.

Earnings will be the major focus in the week ahead, as investors home in on whether rising costs are squeezing margins and signaling inflationary pressures.

Bessemer workers and union reps described Amazon's anti-union tactics during the union drive in Alabama, which ended with workers soundly rejecting the union.

Amazon's "Lord of the Rings" could be one of the most costly television series ever made, with its season one price tag coming in at around $465 million.

Wall Street wrapped up another winning week with the three major benchmarks all gaining more than 1%.

Defying all odds, dogecoin is now worth $40 billion, and its price has risen by a whopping 300% in the last seven days.

Europe is home to a well-developed wind energy industry encompassing both onshore and offshore installations.

The number of new cases per week has nearly doubled over the past two months, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.

The bank posted first-quarter adjusted profit of $2.22 a share, easily beating projections of $1.70.

The impact on Wall Street of the epic meltdown of Archegos is coming into clearer view.

Joe Biden begins his presidency having achieved out of the gate what his predecessor could only do once during his four years: a positive approval rating.

New U.S. sanctions on Russia are "mostly symbolic" and will have minimal impact on markets and the macroeconomic outlook, economists have suggested.

The size and scope of new designs may be impressive, but they have a practical purpose too.

EU recovery funds are needed to "re-boost" the economy, but debt mutualization should not be a permanent tool, Austria says.

The chief executive of Germany's Daimler believes the automaker will face stiff opposition from tech giants if they decide to launch their own cars.

Huibert Vigeveno, downstream director at Shell, said the company intends to grow its global electric vehicle charging stations network worldwide.

Using AI software for mass surveillance and ranking social behavior could soon be outlawed in Europe, according to draft legislation shared online.