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CNBC's Kelly Evans explains how many American companies are suddenly facing a liability in China, after years of growth and ballooning potential.

The reported restrictions, which have not been publicly announced by Beijing, raise concerns that Apple's products could get caught up in global tensions.

Here's the inside story of the executive chaos at Disney over the past few years — and how it could shape the fate of the iconic entertainment company.

Activist investor Icahn's blessing is a relief for the company as it tries to rebound from a bitter proxy fight with the billionaire investor. 

GM's latest offer still falls short of the union's demands. The UAW could strike against all three Detroit automakers next week.

British American Tobacco's brands include Camel and Newport.

The family of Ryan Furtado claims his Peloton bike severed his carotid artery and killed him "instantly," marking the first known death linked to the bike.

Chinese campaigns are active on Twitter and other sites, while some disinformation campaigns are also using generative AI content to create graphics

Adyen has acquired a banking license in the U.K., which enables its merchants to offer cash advances to small and medium-sized enterprises in the country.

Big Tech is facing tighter scrutiny in the European Union, but officials want to avoid forcing them to break up parts of the business.

Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms raked in $31.7 million in energy credits from Texas power grid operator ERCOT in August.

President Joe Biden will travel to New Delhi to meet with the world's largest economies at the Group of 20 summit.

Moderna, Pfizer and Novavax are slated to roll out new vaccines targeting XBB.1.5 within weeks, pending approvals from the FDA.

Drone manufacturer AeroVironment's shares rallied 20% on Wednesday on the back of better-than-expected fiscal first-quarter results.

The potential need for a small electric car appears to be gaining traction, as the demand for cleaner vehicles in urban environments grows.

A new survey from King's College London has found Brits and Americans are among those who are least likely to say work is an important part of their lives.

George Jerjian is an author and business owner who unretired in his early 60s. He shares the valuable lessons about happiness he learned from a life-changing silent retreat.

The roaring flames of 9.1% inflation in June last year have been quenched, but the last few glowing embers are proving hard to extinguish completely.

Scientists have begun investigating whether so-called miracle obesity drugs can be used to help treat conditions such as dementia and alcohol addiction.

Stock markets are coming off a rough month on soaring bond yields and concerns about China's economy, but strategists with some of Wall Street's biggest banks are cautiously optimistic.