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The Chinese government faces a growing shortfall of cash, analysts say, as they predict an increase of debt to fill the gap.

The talks are largely held up by Hungary, a major user of Russian oil and whose leader Viktor Orban is on friendly terms with Russia's Vladimir Putin.

The Todd Boehly-led consortium have completed a £4.25bn takeover of Chelsea, ending Roman Abramovich's 19-year ownership of the club.

Economists say aggregated data and topline numbers fail to capture the complex labor experiences of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders.

The fully-electrified line will see trains with a top speed of 230 kilometers per hour travel from the Red Sea to Cairo and beyond.

Graduates from the world's top colleges, who are early on in their careers, will be able to apply for a short-term visa to the U.K.

The shape that the metaverse will take is still unknown, but South Korea is betting on the fledgling industry as the next big thing.

Executives at leading recruitment and technology companies shared with CNBC their top tips for getting ahead in the workplace.

As the war in Ukraine and pandemic disruptions wreak havoc on supply chains, stagflation could linger for another year, said Simon Baptist of the EIU.

Demand has been on a tear and supply has been constrained, said Hari Krishnan, CEO of PropertyGuru.

Major Chinese cities Beijing and Shanghai began to relax Covid controls over the weekend as the local case count dropped.

Venture capital firm Pantera Capital earned 100x on its investment, while Hack VC and CMCC Global got out before it collapsed in May.

"Top Gun: Maverick" soared to $124 million during its opening weekend, earning Tom Cruise his highest domestic debut.

After Davos, I'm going "short" on pessimism and long on "optimism" as I return to Washington, D.C., this weekend.

Netflix's fall from grace has ended the first act of the streaming wars. Act two will determine whether the industry can right itself.

Bob Iger, the former Disney chief, has already invested his own money in GoPuff and Funko.

The 1964 Aston Martin DB5 personally owned by late actor Sean Connery is hitting the auction block on August 18 and it's expected to fetch up to $1.8 million.

Sentiment has changed dramatically from last year, when a frenzied pace of deal-making, sky-high valuations and wild venture spending were the norm.

Stocks could carry the latest rally's momentum into next week as investors look ahead to Friday’s jobs report.

The Fed's preferred inflation gauge rose 4.9% in April from a year ago, a still-elevated level that nonetheless indicated that price pressures could be easing.