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Cisco said it's seeing more recurring revenue, while efforts to improve the company's component supply availability are also paying off.

Charlie Munger said Wednesday that Tesla pales in comparison to BYD in China, calling the Chinese electric vehicle maker his favorite stock ever.

Google leadership has faced criticism of late for its slow response to ChatGPT and emerging competition from Microsoft.

Amazon said the change will help it "control our costs and keep prices low for customers."

SEC chair Gary Gensler proposed sweeping reforms that would alter the nature of crypto exchanges' institutional and investor custody programs.

McDonald's customers in Germany will be able to order plant-based McPlant nuggets starting Feb. 22.

The companies' policies for third-party apps on its devices and whether it unfairly favors its own products are two areas of focus, according to the Journal.

Critics praise Jonathan Majors' role of Kang in Marvel's "Ant-Man and the Wasp in Quantumania," but the film is a "chaotic, woefully unfunny mess."

A former Google employee said the technology giant is inefficient, plagued by mismanagement and paralyzed by risk.

European venture capital firm Hoxton Ventures, a backer of some of the U.K.'s best-known tech unicorns, is set to lose one of its founding partners.

The Codex Sassoon, a Hebrew Bible more than 1,000 years old, could end up the most valuable historical document ever auctioned.

Haley's White House bid makes her the first major challenger to former President Donald Trump, who has technically been on the campaign trail for months.

Elon Musk said Wednesday that he might be able to appoint his successor as Twitter CEO by the end of 2023.

Apple is yet to introduce a foldable iPhone or any device, unlike competitors such as Samsung.

Nicola Sturgeon has announced her shock resignation as Scottish first minister, saying her departure is not the result of short-term pressures.

Barclays on Wednesday reported a full-year net profit of £5 billion ($6.05 billion) for 2022, beating consensus expectations of £4.95 billion.

Escalating conflict in the Russia-Ukraine war and the slowing global economy are downside risks that Singapore must be prepared for, says Lawrence Wong.

How a born-and-raised Londoner explores the city's parks, restaurants and buildings.

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani downplayed the recent market volatility "as temporary" following a scathing report from a U.S. short-seller firm.

BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, cut Japanese stocks to "underweight" – as Japan is set to appoint a new governor to lead its central bank.