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Analysts think second-quarter S&P 500 earnings will be more than 7% lower year on year. But that might be the floor. And the economy is looking up.

BlackRock — the world's largest asset manager — said Monday that the CEO of Saudi Aramco — the world's largest oil company — is joining its board of directors.

Analysts described the demise of the Black Sea Grain Initiative as both an inevitable setback and a blow to markets.

Despite recent signs that inflation is cooling, the fight to bring down the meteoric price increases of the past three years is far from over.

The expat American population in Spain jumped 13% from 2019 to 2021 and is the foreign demographic paying the second-highest amount for living space.

RSV is the leading cause of hospitalization among children less than a year old, according to scientists.

Analysts expect a faster pace than the first quarter, but it comes off a low base due to the lockdowns in Shanghai in April and May last year.

Work It Out answers a question from an employee who's tired of taking on their team's busy work in what was supposed to be a temporary assignment.

Canada is in a record wildfire season, Vermont is rebuilding after catastrophic floods, June was the hottest June in 174-years long records kept by NOAA.

Ford said lower mineral costs and an expected production boost allowed it to cut the electric truck's prices.

The letter from House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, is an indication of the added spotlight Meta's newest product could bring to the company.

Ripple is confident U.S. banks will want to use XRP for cross-border transactions after a judge gave it a partial victory over the SEC.

Morgan Stanley analysts increased their price target and said that India could create $40 billion in revenue for Apple over the next decade.

Italy's cities of Rome, Florence and Bologna are among some of the areas affected by an intense and prolonged heatwave.

But settling soon seems unlikely, Diller said, since "there's no trust between the parties."

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Moscow has a "sufficient reserve" of cluster munitions and reserves the right to use the weapons in tit-for-tat actions.

While working professionals remain "keenly interested" in remote work, employers have been far less likely to mention "work from home" in postings, said Indeed Singapore.

Two lawmakers from the ruling PAP resigned Monday after admitting to an "inappropriate relationship" with each other.

The bridge, a 12-mile crossing of road and railways, is a crucial transportation and supply route for Russian forces in Ukraine.

The National Bureau of Statistics says the property sector is shifting from high-speed development to stable development in the medium to long term.