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The Washington-based institution is now projecting a 3.6% GDP rate for the global economy this year and for 2023.

The court's ruling comes less than a week after the CDC extended the mandate for 15 days, amid a rise in Covid infections nationwide due to the more contagious omicron BA.2 subvariant.

BP is not alone in its attempt to carve out a position in the electric vehicle charging market.

Gold House Ventures aims to boost API leadership in the corporate world by promoting Asian entrepreneurs.

As inflation soars to record highs, pensions are feeling the pinch, making it even more important to make sure yours is working for you.

Fraud prevention start-up Seon says it's seen more demand for tools that root out transactions from individuals on sanctions lists.

Mainland Chinese stocks saw inflows surge to a three-year high to start the year, but the pace fell off as the quarter progressed, EPFR Global data showed.

North Korea has a small number of nuclear weapons it can use against the U.S., says Jeffrey Lewis of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies.

Evercore ISI's Julian Emanuel compares the Wall Street environment to 1994, a year before stocks staged an epic rally.

Investor confidence in the sector appears to be improving, as seen in increasing bond trading volumes and prices in recent weeks.

China on Monday reported mixed economic data, with retail sales in March coming in below expectations while its first-quarter GDP was higher than anticipated.

To date, four countries — the U.S., Russia, China and India — have destroyed their own satellites in ASAT tests.

A tender offer would be the latest in the saga over his dramatic bid to take control of Twitter.

Bank of America's moves are in contrast to rival JPMorgan Chase, which disclosed last week that it took a $1.46 billion provision for credit losses.

CNBC visited Rivian's massive assembly plant in Illinois and talked with CEO R.J. Scaringe about production, parts shortages and competition.

Natural gas prices jumped on Monday, building on five straight weeks of gains.

Corn was trading for more than $8 per bushel in the futures market on Monday, the highest price since 2012.

Private equity firm Apollo Global Management is willing to provide financing for a Twitter buyout, sources say

Earnings season is set to ramp up this week and investors will be paying close attention to forward guidance.