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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.

The pace of consumer inflation is expected to have fallen in December due to lower energy prices, but the annual rate was still likely uncomfortably high.

Starbucks corporate employees will be returning to the office at least three days by the end of the month.

Disney also said Nike Executive Chairman Mark Parker would become the next chairman of its board.

The public health emergency extension occurs amid concern that the nation may face another wave of hospitalizations from the disease this winter.

The WHO said omicron XBB.1.5 does not have any mutations known to make people sicker but added that it needs more data to draw conclusions about its severity.

The suit, filed in Nevada federal court on Monday, alleged that the BLM violated the National Environmental Policy Act and other laws in 2022.

Digital Currency Group's Barry Silbert and Cameron Winklevoss have been engaged in a public war of words over the fate of $900 million.

How job-seekers can check the stability of a prospective employer.

In a WSJ op-ed, Biden made one of the most pointed calls yet for Congress to take action on topics including digital privacy, competition and online safety.

Flexport, the supply chain software startup, is laying off 20% of its workforce, roughly 640 employees, as trade volumes weaken in a global economic downturn.

Over 15 chocolate products are being accused of having dangerous levels of lead and cadmium, including these two Trader Joe's products.

Hedge fund billionaire Paul Tudor Jones is a major backer of ESG efforts, but says the real focus should be on workers, not the environment.

A Glassdoor economist explains why Apple and Meta aren't on their 2023 Best Places to Work list for the first time in over a decade.

These companies offer ample opportunities for career advancement, robust health care benefits and remote or hybrid work opportunities, among other benefits.

Crypto exchange Binance plans to increase the number of staff by between 15% and 30%, CEO Changpeng Zhao said.

The features announced on Wednesday are free and Apple isn't selling ad units in Maps.

Energy supply, food scarcity and inflation concerns have roared back in 2023, according to an annual WEF report.

It's the latest, and perhaps most significant, strategic shift that CEO Charlie Scharf has undertaken since joining Wells Fargo in late 2019.