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Just 11% of Black people and 21% of Hispanics who face a high risk from the virus received drugs to prevent HIV infection.

A research paper notes that inflation has evolved since ballooning to a 40-year high in the summer of 2022.

Peloton has long been considered an in-home bike company for fitness junkies, but the company is working to change that by making its app accessible to all.

Europe's longest serving prime minister hopes Donald Trump will win the 2024 election.

The crucial presidential election in the country of 85 million is going to a runoff on May 28, since no candidate won more than 50% of the vote.

Alibaba's CEO Daniel Zhang has long-seen cloud computing as a key part of the e-commerce giant's future.

Climate-focused investors are seeking to ramp up pressure on Shell at its annual meeting Tuesday, after an extraordinary run of record profits.

Saudi oil minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman reiterated his warning that market speculators will be "ouching."

On their March quarter earnings calls, Chinese tech giants Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent outlined progress they're making with the development of generative AI.

British music mogul Simon Cowell wasn't always a savvy businessman. In fact, early on in his career, he almost went bankrupt.

WhatsApp will now allow users to edit messages within 15 minutes of sending them.

The International Monetary Fund says the U.K. will avoid entering a recession in 2023 and will maintain 'subdued' but positive growth.

Two weeks ago, Italy's Minister of Economic Development Adolfo Urso convened an emergency meeting tabling a discussion over the pasta price hike.

CNBC's Sustainable Future takes a look at some of the crops that may have a big role to play in the future.

Record unemployment among China's young people stems partly from a mismatch between their majors and available jobs, Goldman Sachs analysts said.

If the Move Forward party officially wins, its controversial policies could threaten the military and the monarchy.

There's plenty of optimism about Thailand as its tourism potential, but political headwinds could still be a game-changer, says Kelvin Tay from UBS Global Wealth Management.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy met with President Joe Biden to hammer out a compromise deal to raise the debt ceiling as the June 1 deadline looms.

Wage compression can occur when long-term employees and their wages fail to keep pace with the market — while newer employees are paid the market rate.

U.S. banks have experienced historically low loan defaults over the last few years due to low interest rates and the flood of Covid stimulus money.