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The coronavirus crisis has caused serious challenges for many retailers but experts say there are reasons to be positive ahead of the holiday shopping season.

Stocks in Asia-Pacific were higher in Wednesday trade following an overnight bounce on Wall Street as optimism grew over the prospect of more stimulus.

Beijing has spared iron ore from Australia so far, but one analyst says that it now needs to consider diversifying its supply of the key commodity.

Facebook and Apple have two different business models, and they are increasingly coming in conflict.

Apple shares surged by up to 4% after Nikkei reported that iPhone production is set to rise by 30% in the first half of 2021.

Saudi Arabia is on a hiring spree for lobbyists as Joe Biden, who has signaled that he will take a tougher stance with the nation, prepares to take office.

United Airlines has started shipping the Pfizer vaccine on passenger flights within the U.S. as demand for additional capacity increases.

Opportunity abounds for investors looking to seize on distressed real estate assets in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, according to Montague Real Estate.

Stocks rose sharply on Tuesday as traders grew more optimistic about Congress passing another economic relief package.

Warren Buffett urged Congress to extend aid to small businesses as they continue to struggle through the coronavirus pandemic.

The Fed could disappoint at least some market pros who are expecting immediate changes in its bond buying program.

Fashion mogul Peter Nygard has been charged with racketeering, sex trafficking and other crimes, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York said.

Apple’s seismic change to the mobile ad industry is drawing near, and it's rocking the ecosystem

The proposals are part of the U.K. government’s bid to force tech giants to rid their platforms of illegal and toxic content.

Tech giants could soon face hefty fines and stricter controls over their behavior as part of sweeping new rules in the European Union.

U.S. sanctions could have been a massive blow for the country of 82 million, but according to analysts and the response of Turkish markets, these won't be.

Moderna's vaccine could be administered as early as next week if it wins emergency use authorization from the FDA.

The European Commission, the FTC and Ofcom have all announced new plans to regulate the tech giants in the last few days.

"I do think we're in a moment in time where there's a lot of euphoria. I personally am concerned about that," Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon told CNBC.

From the U.K. to Brazil, firms are deploying a range of tech.