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China's GDP for 2022 was expected to have grown by its slowest since 2020, the year the pandemic began.

Adar Poonawalla, chief executive of the world's largest vaccine manufacturer, said China needs to "open... up to healthcare and vaccines from the West."

A pitch deck for the project said the marketplace is aiming to go live by the end of February.

Investors expect 2023 to be a year of caution for cryptocurrencies, before a potential bull run that could begin in 2024.

Chris Coons discussed U.S. aid being given to Ukraine following Russia's invasion while Joe Manchin called for American energy independence, an attendee said.

German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht has resigned amid Ukraine war backlash.

More businesses are learning into this trend to fill jobs given the ongoing talent shortage and fears of a potential recession.

Retirement planning involves planning for your future needs. People who have an idea how long they may live will be better prepared for retirement.

OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann on Monday said China's reopening is "overwhelmingly positive" in the global fight to tackle surging inflation.

"I really think that we need to focus on collaboration, cooperation, avoiding more geopolitical tensions," al-Jadaan told CNBC's Hadley Gamble.

After China's reopening and a deluge of positive data surprises, economists are upgrading their previously gloomy outlooks for the global economy.

Soccer star Son Heung-min shares top tips for making it as a pro athlete and the biggest lessons he's learned so far.

Fragmentation across the world could cost the global economy up to 7% of GDP, according to a new report by the IMF.

Gas exports from Russian state energy giant Gazprom to Switzerland and the EU fell by 55% in 2022, the company said earlier this month.

Since 2020, the richest 1% of people have accumulated close to two-thirds of all new wealth created around the world, according to a new report from Oxfam.

Japan's central bank will meet this week amid soaring bond yields and a strong yen, with some economists expecting it to scrap its yield curve control policy.

Setting work goals and completing appraisals can be intimidating. Experts explain how to approach them and achieve your targets throughout the year.

The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, kicks off next week. Here's a recap of some of the calls made at the high-profile meeting in recent years.

A sustainable office is at the top of many companies' wish lists in light of net-zero targets, but price, scarcity and style can be barriers to relocating.

Millennial couples in India are opting for more intimate wedding celebrations, but costs for food, venues and decorations remain high.