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Major central banks are expected to hike interest rates once again this week, but will be watched for signs of leading in soft economic landings.

The European Central Bank is set to hike interest rates again on Thursday, with policymakers in Frankfurt shifting their focus to core inflation and trying to predict when sky-high consumer prices might fall.

While Gautam Adani received a vote of confidence from investors in its latest $2.5 public offering Tuesday, Wall Street is still sizing up his exposure to the global financial sector.

Years of zero-Covid measures have taught Chinese consumers they can get their fix of opulence on their own shores — and experts say this habit is here to stay.

South Korea saw the worst trade deficit since the agency started compiling data in 1956 and more than the $20.6 billion trade deficit seen in 1996.

Alec Baldwin has been officially charged for involuntary manslaughter following the announcement of the charges earlier this month.

Amazon earlier this month began a fresh round of job cuts as part of widespread layoffs that are expected to total 18,000.

Snap missed on revenue in its fourth-quarter earnings report and the company said revenue in the first quarter is likely to drop.

AMD reported earnings as many of its rival chipmakers have stumbled in recent weeks, citing lower consumer demand for finished electronics.

The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates by a quarter point, and to signal it will stay vigilant in its fight against inflation.

Silvergate Capital jumped on Tuesday afternoon after BlackRock reported a 7% stake in the crypto bank. 

Meta technology chief Andrew "Boz" Bosworth is wistful for the days when Facebook was a startup and had a clearer focus.

The strong results and guidance come as the U.S. automotive industry is beginning to normalize after several years of record-low inventories.

The payments giant PayPal adds to the spate of January tech layoffs with plans to cut 7%, CEO Dan Schulman announced Tuesday.

General Motors executives blamed U.S. battery cell plants for the company's slow rollout of EVs.

As automakers scale up their electric vehicle production, they will also have to compete to control access to minerals critical for production, like lithium.

Nike is claiming patent infringement related to Lululemon's sale of the Chargefeel Mid, Chargefeel Low, Blissfeel and Strongfeel sneakers.

Sales of Paxlovid surged to $18.9 billion in 2022, which was the first full year the antiviral pill was available.

Brain fog can be caused by stress or eating the wrong foods. Neuroscientist Tara Swart Bieber shares how she boosts mental clarity, memory and concentration.

James Gunn announced a new slate of DC Extended Universe film and TV content including Superman, Batman and Supergirl projects.