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Revolut blamed the mounting losses — which came despite a rise in revenue and customer numbers — on its investment in international expansion and new product offerings.

TikTok, owned by China's ByteDance, is already under investigation over privacy concerns by U.S., European Union and Dutch authorities.

The coronavirus has infected more than 20 million people across the world as of Monday, and killed at least 733,929, data compiled by Johns Hopkins University showed.

CEO Masayoshi Son confirmed that SoftBank is considering selling U.K. chip designer Arm or taking the company public.

It comes amid growing investor interest in sustainable investment funds in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

The top opposition candidate in Belarus' presidential vote who refused to concede her defeat has fled the country amid a massive police crackdown on protests, Lithuania's foreign minister said Tuesday.

VanMoof, Biscuiteers and Stone Tyres have all seen sales surge during the age of the coronavirus.

The decrease in employment in the U.K. between April and June was the largest quarterly fall since 2009, according to official data.

Real estate has been the public's favored investment, but the Chinese government is now cracking down on speculation, said Zhiwei Zhang, president and chief economist at Pinpoint Asset Management on Tuesday.

The Ministry of Trade and Industry revised its full-year forecast for Singapore to register an economic contraction of between 5% and 7% in 2020. Previously, it had expected the country's GDP to fall by between 4% and 7%.

Traditional Turkish food is known around the world, but three restaurants in Istanbul are redefining a cuisine that is as old as the city itself.

President Michel Aoun accepted the resignation and asked Diab's government — formed in January with the backing of Iran's powerful Hezbollah group and its allies — to stay as a caretaker until a new cabinet is formed, a televised announcement said.

President Donald Trump urged Americans to stop politicizing the coronavirus, only to blame the outbreak in the United States on China moments later.

Kodak plunged on Monday after news that a federal agency is reviewing a $765 million loan for the company.

China has unveiled a slew of policies to help boost its domestic semiconductor industry as tensions with the U.S. continue to rise.

The TSA reported a higher rate of gun confiscations in July compared with last year despite fewer travelers.

Uber and Lyft still face new lawsuits by California's Labor Commissioner over alleged wage theft.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied as gains in economically sensitive stocks offset losses from mega-cap tech names such as Microsoft.

The Federal Reserve in July bought up more bonds from blue-chip companies including Microsoft and Coca-Cola, while it added to its positions in junk debt and made its biggest Main Street loan to a ski resort and casino in the Pocono Mountains.

If Microsoft were to complete an acquisition of TikTok it would gain a company with much potential for advertising revenue growth, but with such a purchase, Microsoft would also take on an entirely new slate of problems.