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The legendary investor said the donation is his way of giving thanks to his children for their charitable work.

Baidu traffic data showed Beijing has fallen from being the most congested city in all of China to 74th place.

Elon Musk said the Twitter "Verified" service would have a "gold check" for companies, a grey colored one for government accounts and a blue one for individuals.

Apple iPhone 14 buyers are getting a better camera and battery, and faster chip, but what about security upgrades? There are some big ones on the new model.

The BQ coronavirus subvariants are likely resistant to key antibody medications used by people with compromised immune systems.

"SuperAgers," a group of people who often live past 100 years old, have younger brains and stronger memory than most others. Brain health expert Marc Milstein shares the No. 1 habit that differentiates them from people who are at higher risk of developing dementia.

Soon most smart home devices from the biggest brands will work together if they don't already, thanks to a new standard called Matter.

There are common threads among parents who raise resilient, confident, well-adjusted kids.

Anwar Ibrahim, Malaysia's new prime minister, has vowed to fight corruption and pledged not to take a salary as Malaysians battle rising costs of living. 

Binance said it may increase that amount to $2 billion at a point in time in the future "if the need arises."

Digital currency lender Voyager Digital has been set back to square one after FTX, which had initially agreed to acquire the firm, filed for bankruptcy.

European energy ministers failed Thursday to reach a compromise over a cap on natural gas prices after "heated", "ugly" and "tough" discussions.

The German sportswear brand said it was taking anonymous allegations made about the musician's conduct while working on Yeezy products "very seriously."

Foreign students wanting to study in Britain may be turned away unless they have secured a place at a "top university," according to a report by The Times.

Thousands of postal workers in the U.K. began a two-day strike on Thursday, disrupting Black Friday after talks between Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union fell through.

While still at 14-year highs, Singapore's core consumer price index rose 5.1% for October compared with a year ago.

Investors will be watching for any fallout for Tesla in China — a market that has become increasingly competitive with a number of domestic challengers.

Prominent supporters of Russian President Vladimir Putin are using increasingly "genocidal rhetoric" when discussing and demonizing Ukraine, analysts note.

For most parents, figuring out whether to give your child a smartphone can be a challenging task.

Drilling work on the project will start in late 2023, according to the French automotive giant.