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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said at a high-level press conference that the U.S. needs to stop interfering in what Beijing considers its domestic affairs.

The Senate's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package heads to the House, which hopes to pass it and send it to President Biden next week.

The Covid-19 aid package is on track for final Congressional approval in the week ahead. It could be a double-edged sword for markets

Salesforce reported a $2.2 billion gain in 2020 from strategic investments, after the IPOs of Snowflake and nCino.

The $300 per week jobless benefit will go into September, and the deal allows Democrats to move ahead with passing their Covid relief bill.

The Senate approved a bill that would increase oversight on Confucius Institutes, China-funded cultural centers that operate on university campuses.

Intense interest in cryptocurrencies and the Covid-19 pandemic have sparked debate among central banks on whether to issue digital currencies of their own.

Robinhood has chosen the Nasdaq for its eventual initial public offering, according to sources familiar with the matter.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer gave his reaction to the February jobs report and Friday's market activity, telling investors to expect more declines on the market.

Jeff Bezos stopped by the new headquarters of Relativity Space on Friday, a person familiar with the visit told CNBC, and met with CEO Tim Ellis.

The U.S. and EU have agreed to suspend billions of dollars in tariffs in hopes of resolving a 17-year-old dispute over government subsidies.

Living in Chicago with my husband and three kids, with combined income of almost six-figures, we barely had enough to get by. So we sold our home and left the U.S. for the beaches—in search of happiness and financial freedom.

The major averages bounced off their lows as bond yields retreated from their session highs.

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield jumped Friday after the February jobs report topped expectations, sending the benchmark yield to its highest level this year.

Books by Dr. Seuss have flooded Amazon's U.S. bestseller list after it was announced six of the author's publications were being pulled over racist imagery. 

Employment statistics for women of color were not only more severe when the Covid-19 pandemic began, but are more sluggish in improving.

"And when there is mass trauma, it affects communities for many years to come," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.

Excess in U.S. SPACs "could end poorly" for investors, the CEO of London's stock exchange told reporters Friday.

The U.S. Federal Reserve won't step in to temper rising inflation any time soon, market watchers have said, despite surging yields that have roiled global stock markets.

The world is facing a shortage of sand — and climate scientists say it constitutes one of the greatest sustainability challenges of the 21st century.