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There are travel deals to be had, Tim Hentschel, Hotelplanner's CEO told Squawk Box Asia Monday. But travelers need to to know where to look.

There’s no stopping the market. Fresh off seven straight weeks of gains, major indexes mostly rose Monday as they attempted to maintain their momentum.

The company's stock is down 53% this year as high interest rates have depressed demand.

The decision stems from an intellectual property disagreement between Apple and Masimo over the Blood Oxygen feature.

Meta is closing out its best year ever for investors, validating CEO Mark Zuckerberg's "year of efficiency" declaration.

The yield on the benchmark Treasury note gained to start the last full trading week of 2023.

Nikola founder Trevor Milton was found guilty in October 2022 on two counts of wire fraud and one count of securities fraud.

"You are going to see some fairly seismic activity in terms of the implications for supply chains," the editor-in-chief of Lloyd's List told CNBC.

Adobe and Figma announced they would cancel the $20 billion acquisition after scrutiny from the U.K.'s CMA and the Justice Department.

Sheila Bair, known for leading the FDIC during the 2008 financial crisis, warns that the inflation fight is far from over.

The generative AI debate is dividing the tech industry and bringing terms like 'e/acc' and 'decel' into public conversations.

The President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago said the market may have read too much into last week's central bank update.

The EU has opened infringement proceedings into X, previously known as Twitter, over suspected failure to combat content disinformation and manipulation.

The cyberattack knocked out a majority of gas stations across Iran, leading to long lines of cars and angry crowds.

Improbable has sold The Multiplayer Group, a multiplayer games services company it bought in 2019, to Keywords Studios for £76.5 million ($97.1 million).

The “everything rally” appears to have lost its legs as the Fed itself seems slightly spooked by how aggressively markets are pricing in rate cuts.

SenseTime shares plunged 18.25% in Monday morning, hitting an all-time low after the AI company announced the death of its founder Tang Xiao'ou.

A global survey by Citi showed there has been a shift out of cash and into risk assets by family offices around the world — with one notable exception, Asia.

AirHelp's annual ranking evaluates 83 airlines for on-time performance and customer opinions — and how efficiently they handle customers' compensation claims.

The “everything rally” appears to have lost its legs as the Fed itself seems slightly spooked by how aggressively markets are pricing in rate cuts,