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Russia is holding its annual Victory Day parade in Moscow on Wednesday, but the event is more than a historic commemoration to Putin and the Kremlin.

Former Vice President Joe Biden is leading in the polls, which some warn is not fully priced into the market.

Bayer will pay more than $10 billion to resolve thousands of lawsuits regarding claims that its herbicide Roundup causes cancer, the company announced Wednesday.

The department reported an additional 7,149 cases since Tuesday, a 69% increase in two days, bringing the state's total to 190,222 cases, according to the state's health department.

Stocks fell sharply as the increasing number of newly confirmed coronavirus cases dampened expectations of an economic recovery.

Silicon Valley data miner Palantir has appointed Wall Street Journal reporter Alexandra Wolfe Schiff to its board.

Many countries in the Americas, which includes North, South and Central America, are still suffering sustained community transmission, the WHO says.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Wednesday that the United States has doubled the bounty for the new ISIS leader to $10 million.

Clean energy and digitalization programs are expected to push average annual growth demand for copper up by 2.5% this decade, which could drive consumption toward 30 million tons by 2030.

The closure of the European Union's external borders is due to end on Tuesday.

The IMF slashed its economic forecasts once again and warned that public finances will deteriorate significantly.

A new wave of aircraft are taking to the skies as the sector looks to reduce its environmental footprint.

The U.K.'s competition regulator "provisionally cleared" Amazon's investment in Deliveroo on Wednesday.

Behavioral finance expert John Forlines III, a professor of economics at Duke University, says that humans are hardwired to follow a set of rules when making decisions. Here's how you can use those to become a better investor.

The United States is studying the possibility of slapping $3.1 billion in additional tariffs on goods from the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Spain.

South Africa projected its budget deficit would widen to 14.6% of GDP in the current fiscal year, the highest since the end of apartheid.

The chances of winning November's presidential election have moved "firmly" in favor of Democratic candidate Joe Biden, economists have projected.

Apple was affected by the shutdown in China during the height of the coronavirus pandemic in the country, but it has seen a sharp rebound as the the economy reopened.

The warning comes after talks between Argentina's government and international creditors to restructure $65 billion in debt hit a roadblock.

Germany reported a further cluster of coronavirus cases at a slaughterhouse in Lower Saxony on Tuesday, the latest in a series of outbreaks that have been seen in the country.