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Europe's energy crisis is prompting consumers to go solar, which is lifting Enphase's operations.

China and Russia are in the final stages of building a pipeline that can send gas from Siberia to Shanghai.

Microsoft said it would have had more revenue in the quarter were it not for unfavorable foreign-exchange rates and tougher PC and advertising markets.

Alphabet executives blamed tough comparisons and economic challenges for YouTube's slowing growth rate.

In a memo to staff, Shopify CEO Tobi Lutke acknowledged he had misjudged how long the pandemic-driven e-commerce boom would last.

"The stock market, in its entirety, is still too high, so we have to let the averages come in before putting more money to work," Cramer said.

Alphabet reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

Shares of retailers including Macy's and Amazon were down after Walmart slashed its profit forecast, warning that surging prices are squeezing consumers.

Shares of Coinbase closed down more than 21% Tuesday on report that it's facing SEC's probe into whether the platform is offering unregistered securities.

The Zurich-based bank will soon announce the departure of Gottstein after a series of embarrassing mishaps and unprofitable quarters, according to the Journal.

Adidas on Tuesday cut its financial forecast for 2022 as the sneaker and athletic brand suffers from a slower recovery in China.

As we have written repeatedly, Alphabet is a completely different from Snap and the two companies should not be lumped together.

The CHIPS-plus bill includes roughly $52 billion in funding for U.S. companies producing computer chips, among other provisions.

This year analysts and investors will be closely watching Apple's earnings because the company could be affected by many different macroeconomic conditions.

Natural gas is on track for its best month ever.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in after hours trading.

Chipotle shares have fallen 25% this year, dragging its market value down to $37.16 billion.

Officially, the NBER defines recession as "a significant decline in economic activity that is spread across the economy and lasts more than a few months."

Twitter said on Tuesday that the company "significantly slowed hiring" in the second quarter.

Walmart's announcement alarmed investors who weighed the implications for other retail stocks.