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Tobias Billström told CNBC that Sweden had "worked to fulfil everything" it agreed to in a memorandum of understanding last summer.

The Swedish company has been reevaluating some of its investment decisions in light of the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act.

Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan struck a positive tone on Wednesday as he revealed the city's budget.

Economists say MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan have further room to grow.

Amazon tech workers created an internal petition and Slack channel to share their grievances about the return-to-work mandate.

Justices across the ideological spectrum expressed concern with breaking the delicate balance set by Section 230 in their ruling.

Palo Alto Networks is emphasizing profitability while still adding top-line growth through acquisitions under CEO Nikesh Arora.

Digitally skilled workers in APAC earn 58% higher wages than their non-digital peers, a survey by Amazon Web Services and Gallup shows.

Nigerians head to the polls on Saturday, with an unprecedented youth turnout expected against a backdrop of widespread insecurity and economic hardship.

Stocks had their worst day in three months, with all major indexes losing at least 2%. The bottom may not be in as inflation remains stubborn.

Spain launched a visa aimed at "international teleworkers," which lets so-called digital nomads live and work there if they meet the requirements.

Coinbase beats on revenue and earnings, but usage continues to decline

"Unfortunately, this Presidents Day sale doesn't feel like it's over," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

Retail sales and other economic data has been positive, despite inflation and rising interest rates.

CEO Howard Schultz teased the release on Starbucks' earnings call, calling it "alchemy" and a "game-changer."

Walmart gave a weaker-than-expected outlook for the year ahead.

Building transmission lines in the U.S. is a slow process with many stakeholders, and the delays are holding back the country's clean energy transition.

The average cost of a 2023 wedding is expected to be $29,000 as vendors say inflation is forcing them to raise their prices, according to data from Zola.

The Nvidia deal might help Microsoft remove one hurdle for its largest acquisition to date, video-game publisher Activision Blizzard.

The firm described the news as a "significant milestone in delivering tidal stream power at scale."