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Danish traveler Torbjorn Pedersen says he's the first person to travel to every country around the world without flying, a feat which took him 10 years.

The Israel-Hamas conflict is pushing the Middle East region onto the precipice of a "dangerous abyss," said a United Nations official.

India is once again hosting the Cricket World Cup after more than a decade, and analysts say it will have a "multiplier effect" on the economy.

Shares of Chinese EV makers plunged Thursday morning after Tesla CEO Elon Musk delivered grim news on Tesla's outlook.

Paxlovid will transition to the private market in November as demand for Covid vaccines and treatments slumps nationwide.

U.S. stock markets slid against rising Treasury yields, which touched 2007 highs, and as earnings season kicks into full swing.

Disney reorganized its corporate structure earlier this year, splitting ESPN and sports apart from its entertainment segment.

After last year's Great Netflix Correction, Netflix is back in growth mode, adding nearly 9 million subscribers in the second quarter.

The warehouse club has benefited from sales growth, fueled by pandemic pantry-loading, inflation and millennials moving to the suburbs.

Delta's CEO said the company went "too far" in its changes announced last month.

U.S. Treasurys were up on Wednesday as investors digested the latest economic data and considered the outlook for Federal Reserve interest rates.

Investors are eager to see Apple return to growth this holiday season after three-straight quarters of declining overall sales.

Rite Aid warned investors it may not be able to keep its business running.

Trump and Biden are gearing up for a possible rematch in next year's presidential election.

Apple iPhone supplier Foxconn said that its semiconductor strategy is to focus on specialty chips, instead of competing in the race for cutting-edge chips.

United Airlines said in an internal memo that it will board economy passengers with window seats before those with middle and aisle seats to save time.

Biden announced that his administration will commit $100 million to humanitarian assistance in Gaza and the West Bank.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller on Wednesday indicated the central bank can afford to hold off on interest rate increases.

Egypt does not see why it should bear sole responsibility for taking in refugees coming in from the besieged Gaza Strip, Egypt's Minister of Foreign Affairs says.

Tony Fernandes has now deleted the LinkedIn post, which said: "Got to love Indonesia and AirAsia culture."