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Between staffing shortages, pilot strikes, lost luggage and massive lines, air travel in 2022 has not been easy.

Netflix's second-quarter results may serve as a flag-in-the-ground moment for the company, for better or worse.

Europe is buckling under an heat dome and wildfires spreading rapidly due to extreme drought. Climate change is making extreme weather more frequent.

The Senate on Tuesday voted to advance a slimmed-down version of its bill designed to boost U.S. semiconductor competition with China.

The U.S. has provided about $8 billion in security assistance since the war began in late February, including about $2.2 billion in the past month.

The stock market battle over Netflix subscriber growth is giving way to a cash flow story that could appeal to a new set of investors.

Need resume help? Jermaine Murray, a career coach and recruiter who has helped people land jobs at companies like Google, Facebook and Uber, says that skills over three years old are consider "outdated." He offers insight into what hiring managers never want to see on resumes.

Google introduced a new feature on Wednesday that aims to help users keep their Google Calendars free from spam.

Bitcoin topped $24,000 Wednesday for the first time since mid-June.

European stocks closed lower Wednesday, as investors continued to digest corporate earnings, economic data and the potential path of monetary policy.

The results of the final vote, which falls to Conservative Party members, are set to be announced by Sept. 5 at the latest, with Johnson expected to remain in place as caretaker prime minister until then.

Volvo Cars' semiconductor inventory is now "back at fully supply," CEO Jim Rowan told CNBC.

European countries are being asked to curb their consumption of natural gas by at least 15% until next spring, as part of a wider plan to deal with reduced supplies from Russia.

Google, Chevron and a Japanese investment company have invested in TAE Technologies, a nuclear fusion startup, which has raised $1.2 billion so far.

If low water levels are prolonged, Europe's largest economy Germany will experience a hit to its manufacturing sector and economic growth.

The global chip shortage is not over yet, and the war in Ukraine continues to put a strain on supplies of important parts needed, says Vinay Gupta from IDC.

Italy's Mario Draghi said Wednesday he will stay in power provided parliamentarians back his coalition government.

Business confidence in Sri Lanka is at its lowest in years, according to the chairman of the Ceylon Chambers of Commerce Vish Govindasamy.

U.K. inflation hit yet another new 40-year high in June as food and energy prices continued to soar, escalating the country's historic cost-of-living crisis.

China's daily Covid case count has climbed into the hundreds as the summer holidays get underway.