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Netflix shares jumped after hours after beating subscriber estimates, and that's good news for its legacy media competitors such as Disney.

The chipmaker tried a similar move in 2018 but the operating chief selected to become CEO ended up resigning for violating conduct rules.

The 2023 Henley Passport Index deemed the Japanese passport the world's most powerful for the fifth consecutive year.

Vice Media is restarting its sale process and lowering its price expectations after previous bidders balked, according to people familiar with the matter.

Brainard insisted that the Fed won't waiver in its commitment to taming prices that have come down some, but remain near four-decade highs.

Jim Breyer believes Meta isn't cutting costs fast enough and that the metaverse is years away.

LIV Golf, the Saudi-funded professional golf tour that launched last year, reached a deal to broadcast its events on CW Network.

The whole of Europe could be at risk if Russia isn't challenged, according to the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte.

The UAE, one of the world's top oil producers, will host the U.N.-led climate summit from Nov. 30 to Dec. 12, 2023.

Instagram rolled out an update focused on teens, which include a notification-silenced mode called Quiet time and enhanced filters for users' feeds.

Irish premier Leo Varadkar on Thursday said there has yet to be a breakthrough over Northern Ireland's post-Brexit trade rules.

Donald Trump has repeatedly said E. Jean Carroll, the writer accusing him of rape, is "not my type."

Unions have made common front in widespread demonstrations across all of France.

The U.K.’s Manchester Airport said it has temporarily closed both runways following a period of “heavy snow fall."

The U.S. Federal Reserve will find it "very hard" to engineer an economic soft landing after its cycle of aggressive interest rate hikes, according to former Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan.

Jamie Dimon believes that interest rates could go higher than what the Federal Reserve currently projects as inflation remains stubbornly elevated.

The orange bitcoin car in Davos belongs to Michael Chobanian, the founder of Ukrainian cryptocurrency exchange Kuna.

Executives at Davos said the FTX collapse was not a crypto problem but alleged "fraud" by Sam Bankman-Fried.

Thunberg said it was "absurd" that the world seems to be listening to Davos delegates rather than those on the frontlines of the climate emergency.

The U.K. is fiscally unstable and its government is indulging in "short-termism" by slapping oil majors with windfall taxes, according to Amjad Bseisu, CEO of EnQuest.