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The halting of reopening measures by U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson comes after a surge in coronavirus cases.

McLaren Automotive CEO claims that electric vehicle (EV) technology isn't yet ready for supercars.

Twitter says it's investigating why its picture-cropping algorithm sometimes prefers White faces to Black ones after users alerted the company to the issue.

Anya Hindmarch told CNBC that having to "shut and hibernate" her stores due to the coronavirus pandemic was a shock to the system.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage around the world, a lot of hope is being placed in finding an effective and safe vaccine against Covid-19. That might be a mistake, one expert says.

The heir apparent to the British throne is not the only member of royalty to touch on subjects related to the coronavirus and sustainability.

Nikola founder Trevor Milton really didn't give up much since the restricted shares he forfeited were contingent on his "continued service" at the company.

Stock investors focused on new worries about the coronavirus and economy, selling into a market Monday that was already technically shaken and set for further declines

Assuming the Oracle deal goes through without any major objections from Beijing, what happens to TikTok in Europe?

A disputed U.S. presidential election outcome is a potential uncertainty that markets need to pay attention to, said Clete Willems, a former deputy director of the National Economic Council.

The system was installed last week using a crane.

A high-level State Department official to Taiwan last week angered China, but it probably didn't cross any "red line," said Eurasia's Group's Kelsey Broderick.

Banking shares tumbled on Monday following the leak of reports on $2 trillion worth of suspicious transactions facilitated by major lenders and other financial institutions.

First proposed in 2012, the National Broadband Plan has been a protracted and at times controversial process.

Analysts warn that European countries are likely to impose more restrictions on public life in the coming days amid a rapid rise in the number of daily coronavirus infections.

Jim O'Neill, former chief economist at Goldman Sachs, pointed to the latest Chinese consumer spending data as a sign of China's accelerating recovery

Americans will hold four of the five seats on TikTok Global's board, with ByteDance's CEO holding the fifth seat. ByteDance investors will hold a majority of shares in the company.

One of Singapore's goals is to ease the pressures of a growing and aging population on roads by using autonomous vehicles to boost public transport.

Elon Musk's electric car company is likely to disclose specifications for at least one new type of battery cell that the company has been developing, and may give an aspiring start-date for manufacturing its own cells at scale, too.

American Airlines is planning to start training its pilots on a revamped Boeing 737 Max in November, as the recertification of the plane approaches.