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Tesla is cutting 10% of its salaried employees CEO Elon Musk wrote in an email to all employees there on Friday.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine in late February, approximately 3,573 people have died.

Amazon's top retail boss is stepping down effective July 1, the company announced in a securities filing on Friday.

The president had been asked about Musk after a speech in Delaware touting the solid jobs report released earlier Friday.

The new "bits," as attendees often call the updates, are the biggest Apple software announcement of the year.

Russia and Ukraine together provide the majority of the MENA region's supply of grain.

Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase 328,000 in May, according to Dow Jones estimates.

Chris Licht wrote a memo to staff on Thursday with new guidelines about when to use CNN's 'Breaking News' banner.

Oil producers in OPEC+ have not been able to meet their production targets and have limited spare capacity to increase output, analysts said.

Records show that Tesla paid MWW PR to monitor workers online in 2017, including in a Tesla employee Facebook group. They paid special attention to organizers.

Economic analysts expect Turkey's inflation will only get worse as the country grapples with President Erdogan's unorthodox strategy on monetary policy.

China should not interfere with commercial dealings between Taiwan and the EU, Taiwan's deputy minister for economic affairs, Chen Chern-Chyi, told CNBC.

Lawmakers in New York just passed a bill to ban certain bitcoin mining operations that run on carbon-based power sources.

Markets in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan were closed on Friday for a holiday.

Business leaders weigh in on the energy transition and the potential for solar and wind.

From the pandemic to the Russia-Ukraine war, the two major global crises back-to-back could bring lasting changes in supply chains and trade, experts warn.

UiPath surged after raising its guidance, and the basket of cloud software stocks had one of its best days of a very rough year.

OPEC+ raises output faster than expected as Russia's war roils global energy markets

Winklevoss brothers are laying off 10% of the workforce at Gemini, a first for the U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange and custodian.

"You can be bold enough to buy a discounted product without much hesitation," the "Mad Money" host said.