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Gogoro's CEO is no stranger to creativity — he was involved in the ideation for Microsoft's Xbox and Windows XP. He shares with CNBC his tips for innovation.

The largest asset manager in the world has launched a private trust offering institutional clients in the U.S. direct exposure to bitcoin.

"I was very disappointed in the performance of the tech stocks today," Jim Cramer said.

Electric vehicle maker Rivian maintained its full-year guidance for deliveries, but trimmed its full-year financial outlook.

Disney is raising prices on the strength of its brand and products rather than because of inflation.

Ether soared to a two-month high after developers successfully completed a final dress rehearsal for a pivotal upgrade expected to happen next month.

With inflation running at 40-year highs, 36% of adults in a new survey said they have had to turn to savings to cover their living expenses.

A CEO has sparked a major debate online after posting a selfie of himself crying on LinkedIn following layoffs he made at his company.

Ethereum is moving closer to adopting a proof-of-stake model for its network, which is less energy intensive than the existing proof-of-stake method.

European markets on Thursday closed mixed as investors assessed their monetary policy expectations after a cooler-than-expected U.S. inflation print.

The fast-food giant said it will begin a phased re-opening of restaurants, beginning in Kyiv and western Ukraine.

The producer price index, which gauges the prices received for final demand products, fell 0.5% from June.

The CEO of Ryanair, Europe's biggest airline by passenger numbers, says the era of super cheap air travel is over.

Britain is rolling out urgent polio vaccinations for all London-based children under 10 as a reemergence of the virus stoked fears of a wider outbreak.

Some influencers on social media platforms are making thousands of dollars for each promotional video they make for various cryptocurrency projects.

Prices that consumers pay for a variety of goods and services rose 8.5% in July from a year ago, a slowing pace from the previous month.

Legal and General’s CEO Nigel Wilson described the UK's cost-of-living crisis as “a tragedy for many, many people” as rent and energy bills skyrocket.

Consumer prices rose 8.5% in July year-on-year, a slightly better result than the 8.7% increase that economists polled by Dow Jones were expecting.

On Wednesday, the Bank of Thailand raised its key interest rate for the first time since 2018 as inflationary pressures continue to weigh on the economy.

Beijing's trade blocks against Taiwan affect under 1% of their two-way trade. But military drills in the Taiwan Strait may delay shipments, analysts warn.