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Leaders are running out of time to raise the debt ceiling before a June 1 deadline when the government is set to run out of money.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk and co-founders of Google have been issued subpoenas in the Virgin Islands' lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase related to Jeffrey Epstein.

For its most recent accelerator program for climate startups, Google picked 12 companies and they were related to A.I., EV infrastructure and data reporting.

Tether said it would invest 15% of its net profit into bitcoin to "diversify" the reserves that back its USDT token.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella discussed AI in a wide-ranging interview with CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin Tuesday.

Elon Musk talked to CNBC's David Faber following Tesla's shareholder meeting on Tuesday.

Rohit Prasad, Amazon's senior vice president and head scientist for Alexa, said the e-retailer will be a major player in generative AI.

The auto giant faces a steep rise in export tariffs for EVs sent between the U.K. and EU that it says threaten its operations in the U.K.

The shutdown lasted four hours and is part of a pilot project.

The White House and Congress have about two weeks to raise or extend the debt ceiling before the U.S. risks its first-ever default.

A U.K. Parliament committee said it was concerned by government proposals to regulate consumer trading of crypto as a financial service.

Blockchain firm Ripple acquired Metaco, a Swiss crypto custody services firm, the company announced Wednesday.

Tencent reported its fastest quarterly revenue growth in more than a year as the company saw a big rebound in payment volumes, ad sales, and gaming.

Wefox maintained its $4.5 billion valuation from its previous round of funding, the company said.

Gen Zs and millennials are increasingly taking on additional full- or part-time jobs, often to supplement their income.

Britain's University of Oxford has cut ties with key benefactor the Sackler family, whose wealth derives from addictive opioid drugs.

UBS estimates a financial hit of around $17 billion from its emergency takeover of Credit Suisse, according to a regulatory filing.

One month after fighting between Sudan's two military factions broke out, internationally-brokered peace talks in Saudi Arabia have yielded no solution.

Japan's Topix marked a 33-year high on revived hopes for Japanese equities, with the index outperforming its regional peers year-to-date.

The U.S. has accused Temu of data risks following the Google suspension of its sister app, but analysts are not too bothered.