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Artificial intelligence has been thrust into the center of conversations among policymakers grappling with what the tech should look like in the future.

Russia invaded Ukraine 15 months ago in what is widely seen as the most egregious transgression of national sovereignty in Europe in years.

After months of anticipation, Netflix began its password-sharing crackdown in the United States.

Xpeng has been hurt by a tough macroeconomic situation in China as well as rising competition from Tesla, BYD and electric car startups.

The findings show that Moscow has been able to successfully claw back earnings from fossil fuel exports in recent weeks.

SoftBank offered a sharp rebuke on Wednesday to S&P Global Ratings after the agency downgraded the Japanese giant's credit rating.

A top European Union regulator defended a decision to hit Meta with a record-setting fine, saying she had to enforce the law based on existing rules.

The aviation sector and its effect on the environment sit at the heart of significant debate.

Goldman Sachs invested 10 billion Japanese yen ($72.1 million) into Go Inc.

A second term for Greece's ruling New Democracy looks likely — in what economists see as good news for the stock market.

The development mimics the trend of startup "mafias" in the U.S., where companies like PayPal indirectly helped produce huge businesses like Tesla and Palantir.

U.K. inflation dropped sharply in April, as energy prices retreated and the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine began to drop out of the annual consumer price comparison.

Attendees of the Institute of International Finance conference in Brussels said European banks were in a strong position, but needed support to grow.

China's tech sector may see its worst days over, but it doesn't mean that regulations will be easing, said S&P Global Ratings in a report.

Xie Feng, China's new ambassador to the U.S., arrived in New York Tuesday with a call to "safeguard the interests of China," according to a release.

For two of East Asia's biggest trade economies, the South China Sea is critically important.

State broadcaster reported late Tuesday China's commitment to ensure Communist Party officials implement measures to stabilize economic growth.

The only story to be made of yesterday’s market moves is that, well, there wasn’t one. Markets are still in reactive mode, not a sustained rally.

Bankrupt rocket company Virgin Orbit sold its assets and equipment to a trio of aerospace companies in an auction.

Nike CEO John Donahoe said during the inaugural CNBC CEO Council Summit it's important for corporations to fight for the values integral to their brands.