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With recession on the horizon, an increasing number of U.S. observers say the Biden administration should lift U.S.-China tariffs, or "taxes on goods"

Singapore lacks natural resources — the country imports more than 90% of its food from more than 170 countries and regions.

Wall Street veteran Ed Yardeni says he doesn't think "we're gonna climb out of this thing very quickly, not in a fundamental sense."

Staked ether is supposed to be worth the same as ether, but it's trading at a widening discount right now. Here's what's going on.

Melanie Fish, head of global PR for Expedia Brands, says not all vacation trends are good for work-life balance.

Emirates has said it doesn't see travel demand dissipating any time soon, even as the industry battles a string of challenges.

Pixar's "Lightyear" rocketed to a $51 million domestic opening, the best performance of an animated feature since the pandemic began.

Hydrogen has a diverse range of applications and can be deployed in a range of industries.

Sterling has fallen more than 9% against the U.S. dollar so far this year and despite a recent reprieve, currency strategists see further pain ahead.

Celsius halted withdrawals for customers last week due to "extreme market conditions."

NetEase and Blizzard's move comes at a tough time for China's gaming sector which is only just emerging for a months-long freeze of approvals from regulators.

French President Emmanuel Macron's second term in office just got a lot more complicated.

Germany says it will compensate for a cut in Russian gas supply by increasing the burning of coal — the most carbon-intensive fossil fuel in terms of emissions.

Air travel is roaring back, but not without some significant hiccups, ranging from canceled or delayed flights to lost luggage and long wait times.

China's one-year and five-year loan prime rates were both left unchanged on Monday.

CNBC Make It spoke to companies about how they managed to successfully work on a four-day week model.

Indonesia has abundant natural deposits of tin, copper, nickel, cobalt and bauxite, some of which are key materials for electric vehicle batteries.

Everyone appears to be "rivaling each other to get the headlines and say the most awful things about the world," says veteran strategist David Roche.

Economists and bankers tell CNBC they aren't worried about the crypto sell-off hurting the broader U.S. economy.

Talk of a recession has accelerated this year as inflation remains high and the Federal Reserve takes aggressive steps to counter.