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Apple's move into the crowded "buy now, pay later" space has raised the stakes for the fintech companies that pioneered the trend.

When asked about the prospect of the EU targeting Russian gas in its next round of sanctions, the Hungarian minister replied: "No, it's impossible."

China's two largest cities are tightening some Covid controls again just days after loosening them as the virus appeared under control.

The world is facing a global food crisis as a result of the war in Ukraine — and naval mines are a big part of the problem.

Mohnish Pabrai, who is a disciple of billionaire Warren Buffett, shares his market outlook, his playbook on what to buy, what to avoid and what to read.

Lam also said the exodus of expatriates and foreigners from Hong Kong in recent months was not due to the newly enacted national security law.

Artificial intelligence workers are quitting top jobs at companies like Google, Meta, OpenAI and DeepMind and joining a new breed of start-ups.

India's central bank has raised interest rates faster and higher than it anticipated as inflation surged.

Some of the U.K.'s top golf courses are filling 2023 tee times faster than expected as wealthy Americans return to international travel.

The PGA Tour has suspended 17 golfers, including Phil Mickelson, who are competing in the Saudi-backed LIV Golf event near London.

The European Central Bank on Thursday confirmed its intention to hike interest rates at its policy meeting next month and downgraded its growth forecasts.

CFOs are as worried about inflation as everyone else, and expect the economy to enter a recession during the first half of 2023, according to a CNBC survey.

"If you own the tangible stocks I've been highlighting, you have an opportunity to buy more into weakness," the "Mad Money" host said.

Covid shutdowns hampered Nio's production in the first five months of 2022.

China's inflation data for May is expected to be out on Friday.

The planned IPO of Ant Group, which is controlled by billionaire Alibaba founder Jack Ma, was pulled in November 2020 after regulators flagged concerns.

Travel and hospitality executives say the Covid testing rule for travelers to the U.S. is hurting the country's tourism industry.

Stocks fell on Thursday, dropping sharply in the final hour of trading, ahead of a CPI reading on Friday.

Gasoline is nearing an average $5 per gallon across the U.S., but prices would have to go higher and stay elevated to cause a recession, economists say.

Tackling runaway inflation won't be easy and it won't be quick, and it may carry a steep price tag that is just beginning to be paid.