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Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskky, says he had "no doubt" that Ukraine was not to blame for a missile strike that hit a Polish village Tuesday evening.

Twitter shared a document overnight with employees, telling them they have to commit to Elon Musk's working demands or resign.

Newly appointed FTX CEO John Ray III excoriated Sam Bankman-Fried, declaring he had never seen such a failure of corporate controls or trustworthy information.

Corporate funds were used by FTX to purchase homes for the benefit of employees, a bankruptcy filing from new CEO John Ray III said.

Former employees of SpaceX filed federal complaints against the company on Wednesday, alleging Elon Musk's venture illegally fired them.

Live Nation's largest shareholder, Liberty Media, is speaking out about the company's bad reputation after Taylor Swift tour ticket fiasco.

The founder of investment firm Muddy Waters also called crypto an "asset that barely has any value."

Amazon sent out "voluntary severance" offers to some employees this week as it looks for ways to rein in costs beyond the massive layoffs already announced.

The Tehran court has issued three more death sentences to people who were involved in anti-government protests following the death of Mahsa Amini.

Fans of Taylor Swift encountered a number of issues while trying to obtain tickets to the singer's latest tour via Ticketmaster.

The U.N. climate agency on Thursday published a 20-page first draft of a hoped-for final agreement.

The Blizzard-NetEase deal is due to expire in January 2023 after the two firms were unable to agree on renewal terms.

Global stock markets have rallied on hopes that central banks will soon begin to slow their aggressive interest rate hikes as inflation shows signs of peaking.

Christian Bruch made his comments during an interview with CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe."

Grab managed to reduce losses by 24% in the third quarter and broke even in its deliveries segment earlier than expected.

The CEO of Microsoft says he is bullish about Asia, especially China and India, as Microsoft plans to build more data centers around the world.

"Anything that creates more anxiety is ... damaging for the prospects for growth and for meeting the needs and aspirations of people everywhere," Kristalina Georgieva said.

"We believe that the rule of law, especially on the international front, is the best guarantee for the survival of a small country," Chan Chun Sing said.

Nvidia is closely watched by analysts and investors as a leading indicator for the health of the technology industry.

The lending arm of the crypto investment bank Genesis Global Trading is pausing new loan originations and redemptions.