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Sentiment in U.S. markets appeared to have been boosted by news that U.S. President Joe Biden may be considering cutting tariffs on Chinese goods.

The Swedish buy now, pay later firm is reportedly looking to raise fresh funding in a round that will reduce its valuation by a third.

In a sign Chinese drivers are still willing to buy electric, start-up Xpeng said that demand for its cars has shaken off the impact of price hikes.

Clearview AI, a New York-headquartered facial recognition company, has been fined £7.5 million ($9.4 million) by a U.K. privacy regulator.

Spain's Pedro Sanchez says his country — and southern Europe more broadly — could provide an answer to the shortfall in gas supplies.

The industry's strong showing at Davos comes despite a recent market crash. More than $500 billion has been wiped off the crypto market in the last month.

As signs of a recession mount, career experts suggest employees might think twice about moving jobs to avoid facing "last in, first out" layoff policies.

Products that rely on semiconductors are set to get even more expensive as chip foundries prepare to increase their prices, according to analysts.

Chinese real estate defaults have increased so much that Goldman Sachs analysts have shifted to their worst-case scenario for the riskiest part of the market.

The public mood in Japan has become less opposed to arming its self-defense forces after Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine, an analyst said.

In a move to raise its profile and create a counterbalance to China within Asia, the United States has announced the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework.

In addition to better physical and mental well-being, flexible work arrangements can make employees wealthier, according to a new survey by Cisco. 

China's economy won't be snapping back quickly from the latest Covid outbreak, many economists predict. Instead, they expect a slow recovery ahead.

SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell defended Elon Musk in an email to employees responding to sexual misconduct allegations directed at the CEO.

Dr. John Brooks, a CDC official, emphasized that anyone can contract monkeypox through close personal contact regardless of sexual orientation.

CNBC Travel spoke with people from four industries about occupations where working from home — or an office for that matter — isn't an option.

Snap will miss its own targets for revenue and adjusted earnings in the current quarter, CEO Evan Speigel warned on Monday in a note to employees.

Stocks jumped Monday as the market tried to recover some of the losses from a relentless sell-off that has gripped Wall Street.

An outbreak of the monkeypox virus in North America and Europe is primarily spreading through sex among men with about 200 confirmed and suspected cases.

All mainland Chinese listings — homes and experiences — will be taken down by this summer.