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Bombardier is focusing more on aviation and pays down debt.

As young savers continue to shy away from investing, CNBC Make It spoke to the experts to find out their top tips for getting started in markets across the globe.

Apple detailed coronavirus' retail and supply impact as businesses around the world begin to calculate the early financial toll of the deadly outbreak.

Bezos's fund will pen grants to scientists, activists and other organizations in their efforts to "preserve and protect the natural world."

Ben Simkin was hardly a model student. At 16, he was kicked out of high school for hacking their computer systems. But two decades, the self-made millionaire has lessons of his own for achieving success.

The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, is due to unveil new regulations on artificial intelligence (AI) Wednesday.

China's foreign ministry spokesperson brought up old allegations that the U.S. spied on Germany leader Angela Merkel to accuse Washington of hypocrisy over its claims that Huawei is untrustworthy.

Chinese banks have been ordered to disinfect cash before issuing it to the public in an effort to curb the spread of the new coronavirus that has so far killed 1,770 people in the country.

The program aims for a total of four reactors, which officials say will amount to 25% of the country's energy needs.

China is home to a huge amount of onshore wind, and it also produces parts used in wind turbines.

Tensions in the Gulf took an anxious turn last month when the U.S. conducted a deadly strike on Iran's top military leader.

Environmental activists are concerned by Tesla's plan to chop down trees to clear land for its new Gigafactory.

The U.S. has facilitated the voluntary repatriation of over 300 U.S. citizens who had been passengers on the Diamond Princess cruise ship.

A number of bars in major Chinese cities like Beijing and Guangzhou have begun delivering happy hour alcohol to customers who have remained indoors because of the outbreak of the new coronavirus.

CNBC spent an afternoon behind the scenes with co-founder and CEO of VaynerMedia, Gary Vaynerchuck.

Including women in the global peace process is both the "right thing" to do and the "smart thing" to do, Lana Nusseibeh, the UAE's ambassador and permanent representative to the United Nations said this week.

The 83-year-old American woman arrived in Malaysia after leaving the MS Westerdam cruise ship that docked in Cambodia last week.

The pneumonia-like COVID-19 has already infected more than 70,000 people worldwide and killed over 1,700.

Customers of the German online bank N26 say they feel "outraged" and "betrayed" by the firm's decision to leave the U.K.

General Motors is continuing a years-long global restructuring to concentrate on high-profit markets such as North America and China.