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Saber-rattling and rhetoric between Moscow and the West have become more aggressive, prompting concerns that a direct confrontation could be more likely.

The Central Bank of Russia has cut its key interest rate to 14% from 17% as it looks to mitigate the impact of economic sanctions.

Airbnb is planning to let its employees live and work wherever they want as other firms start bringing staff back to the office.

Headline inflation in the 19-member euro zone reached 7.5% in April.

The Japanese yen went above 130 against the dollar on Thursday after the Bank of Japan reiterated its ultra-easy monetary policy stance.

Shares in Asia-Pacific rose on Friday, with Chinese stocks leading gains regionally.

China showed few signs of loosening its zero-Covid control policies as the country continued to battle its worst outbreak in two years.

Bitcoin will now be considered legal tender in the Central African Republic.

It has been a slow and cautious start for SPACs that were recently launched in Hong Kong and Singapore — a stark contrast to the red-hot activity that was seen in the U.S. last year.

Nium, a $2 billion digital payments start-up based out of Singapore, has big plans for its European business.

Intel called for weaker-than-expected second-quarter earnings and revenue as it plans exapansion through factories in the U.S. and Germany.

Amazon gave a revenue forecast that trailed analysts' estimates and recorded a big loss on its Rivian investment.

Apple reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

"You bet against these superstar CEOs and CFOs at your own peril," the "Mad Money" host said.

Robinhood was up against some tough comparisons in the first quarter, when interest in so-called meme stocks in 2021 fueled its rapid growth. 

Because Musk's wealth is largely tied up in Tesla stock, he will have to sell millions of his shares and pledge millions more to raise the necessary cash.

Twitter just reported earnings for the first quarter of 2022, in what could be one of its last public reports after its board agreed to sell to Elon Musk.

Pixy is available as of Thursday in the U.S. and France.

President Joe Biden has asked Congress for $33 billion to fund both humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine through September of this year.

Stocks roared back Thursday, following a strong earnings report from Meta Platforms, as the market sought to recover from this month's sell-off.