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Ubisoft shares slumped as low as 18.80 euros apiece Thursday morning, hitting their lowest level in nearly seven years.

2022 had a La Niña weather pattern, which generally lowers global temperatures compared to what they would have been normally.

The consumer price index was expected to decrease 0.1% on a monthly basis and increase 6.5% from a year ago in December, according to Dow Jones.

The question now is how much more evidence policymakers will need to see before they take their foot off the brake.

President Biden is under scrutiny for possessing classified documents as former President Donald Trump faces a criminal probe for a similar situation.

Cybersecurity company SpiderOak raised $16.4 million in an oversubscribed round in a space data encryption push.

It's the first known layoff to hit the Google parent company in the current tech downturn.

A jersey that Kobe Bryant wore for 25 games during his MVP season is being sold at auction by Sotheby's.

After a tough 2022, some strategists argue this year could be Europe's time to shine.

U.S. flights were delayed after the Federal Aviation Administration suffered an outage of the system that sends messages to pilots.

The UAE said Thursday that the head of state oil giant ADNOC will lead the COP28 climate talks in Dubai later this year, prompting a furious backlash.

Ubisoft said it expects its 2022 net bookings to fall 10%, after an earlier forecast called for an increase of 10%.

The biggest risk to the U.K. stock market is avoiding a widely anticipated recession, according to Roger Lee, head of equity strategy at Investec.

About half of the nearly 2,000 workers at the Beijing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine got Covid-19, director Liu Qingquan said Wednesday.

In light of China's reopening and easing of Covid rules, Hong Kong's property market will be on a path to recovery in 2023, according to Colliers Hong Kong.  

The world is moving into "a new age of clean technology manufacturing" that could be worth hundreds of billions of dollars per year by 2030, the IEA says.

FTX lawyers said they had recovered $5 billion of assets, including cash and crypto, bringing customers closer to recovering from the exchange's collapse.

The move, if it were to happen, would mark a significant reversal for Apple, which has said for years that touchscreen laptops are ergonomically inferior.

Russia's revenue from fossil fuel exports collapsed in December, according to a new report, hampering Moscow's ability to finance the war in Ukraine.

This downturn is not surprising given the "dysfunctional" nature of the market, according to Stefan Ingves, the former governor of Sweden's central bank, the Riksbank.