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Economists expect the Chinese yuan to continue to weaken, even after the onshore and offshore yuan both fell to their lowest levels since July 2020 last week.

Bhutan hikes its Sustainable Development Fee from $65 to $200 in a controversial move that the country says will benefit locals and travelers alike.

Philippines, followed by Indonesia, stood out as the countries most vulnerable to India's rice export ban the ban, according to Nomura.

FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has been shopping for bargains amid the industry's recent shakeout and still has cash to spend.

Putin's battlefield failures provide the world with an opportunity to accelerate and step up all efforts to ensure the Russian president's defeat in Ukraine. 

As the Mosquito Fire rages nearby, Tesla works to limit smoke exposure at Nevada Gigafactory.

There’s no shortage of commentary on where the economy and the market are heading next. Long-term investors should stick to their disciplines.

TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, including Apple & Nvidia.

China holds the "dominant position" in its relationship with Russia, and Xi Jinping is no longer prepared for Russia to "act as it pleases", said an analyst.

Ford CEO Jim Farley believes keeping the iconic American brand gas-powered makes good business sense for the automaker for the foreseeable future.

Ferrari's new Purosangue is an SUV-like sports model, with four doors and a powerful V-12 egnine.

U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi delivered remarks in Armenia Sunday to express support for the nation in the wake of deadly clashes with neighboring Azerbaijan.

Bestselling author and parenting expert Esther Wojcicki raised three highly successful kids. She, along with other parents like Elon Musk's mom, agree that the key to raising smart, confident kids is to avoid one common parenting style: "helicopter parenting." Here's why.

Chinese researchers performed road tests for modified passenger cars that use magnets to float 35 millimeters above a conductor rail, says a state news agency.

The framework outlines ways in which the financial services industry should evolve to make borderless transactions easier, as well as how to crack down on fraud.

Cramer also previewed next week's slate of earnings.

Germany's reticence has prompted critics to look for ulterior motives for its reluctance — with some citing World War II.

The alleged hacker gained control over Uber's internal systems after compromising the Slack account of an employee, according to the New York Times.

Facebook parent company's challenges are mounting and investors continue to bail.

A jersey worn by Michael Jordan in the first game of the 1998 NBA Finals sold for $10.1 million at Sotheby's on Thursday.