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All the factories that U.S. toy company Basic Fun works with in China told workers not to return right after the Lunar New Year holiday, said CEO Jay Foreman.

After weeks of defying the Federal Reserve, U.S. markets realized that interest rate hikes are probably here to stay.

Stoltenberg said European countries have seen an increase in Chinese intelligence activities.

Affirm reported second quarter earnings that fell below analyst estimates on both the top and bottom lines.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo says a collaboration between the U.S. and India can compete with the Chinese semiconductor monopoly.

Robinhood will work with the Department of Justice to purchase Sam Bankman-Fried's shares, which amount to 7% of the company.

Disney reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

FTX's top bankruptcy, legal and financial advisors have billed the company more than $19.6 million in fees, according to Tuesday bankruptcy court filings.

Microsoft is planning to let companies, schools and governments create their own chatbots with OpenAI's ChatGPT for purposes like customer service.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller on Wednesday talked tough on inflation, warning that the fight is not over.

Cruz Foam has launched a packaging line to displace polystyrene peanuts and bubble wrap in ecommerce.

The competition regulator said Microsoft's $69 billion takeover of Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard could harm competition in the U.K. gaming market.

Schools, corporate boardrooms and social media are abuzz with talk about ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence chatbot developed by AI startup OpenAI.

Biden renewed his call for levying a tax on billionaires, continued his fight against junk fees, cracked down on monopolistic practices and high drug prices.

Alibaba joins a flurry of technology firms including Google and Baidu to respond to OpenAI and Microsoft's ChatGPT AI chatbot.

Societe Generale on Wednesday reported a 64% drop in annual net profits for 2022 and said the new year will be challenging.

Meituan's hiring spree is in contrast to Silicon Valley technology giants from Microsoft to Alphabet that have laid off thousands of workers.

Crude oil loadings from Turkey's Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan terminal in the Mediterranean have been suspended, following earthquakes that devastated Turkey and Syria.

Altogether, the five Big Oil companies reported combined profits of $196.3 billion last year, more than the economic output of most countries.

ByteDance's Douyin is trialing a food delivery service in China "that enables merchants to promote and sell 'group-buying' packages."