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Investors are closely watching China, whose stock market gyrations, deflation problem and property woes are casting a shadow over global growth outlook.

Bitcoin extended its gains from last week, breaking through the key psychological level of $50,000.

More than 1 in 4 workers in the U.S. now lives in a place where they're entitled to see pay ranges on job ads.

High inflation has prompted some food companies to shrink the size of their products. President Joe Biden is calling for them to put a stop to that practice.

A judge ordered Elon Musk to testify in a probe by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission concerning his 2022 acquisition of Twitter.

Fifteen months after FTX filed for bankruptcy, customers are being told they could be repaid in full.

Starlink has been adamant that its satellite networks have never operated or been marketed in Russia.

Russia's current production and consumption patterns are "pretty much what the Soviet Union used to look like," Georgieva said.

Trump's comments have thrust the Republican front-runner into the center of a political storm and sent shockwaves throughout the Western military alliance.

Saudi state-controlled Aramco suspended its capacity expansion plans because of the green transition, Saudi energy minister Abdulaziz bin Salman said Monday.

Digital banking startup Revolut is launching travel eSIM plans in the U.K. that give users access to data abroad without suffering roaming charges.

The EU's reputation is now being firmly tested after it toned down its climate policies.

The TikTok account, with the handle "@bidenhq," debuted Sunday during Lunar New Year celebrations in China and Super Bowl 58 in the U.S.

Good news has been rare for Germany's economy in recent months, and the latest data has not changed that.

Wagner Group has been replaced by a new entity known as Russia's Africa Corps across its key strongholds in the continent.

Airbnb's sprawling marketplace enabled an arbitrage business to illicitly operate and attract investors in the process.

China's biggest chipmaker SMIC seems to have been manufacturing advanced chips, defying U.S. sanctions designed to slow down Beijing's progress.

It's rare for a Chinese firm to buy a Super Bowl ad spot, which costs millions of dollars, but Temu already ran its first Super Bowl commercial last year.

The mega-listing includes a main house that spans about 11,500 square feet on a private peninsula.

Congressman Mike Gallagher joins more than a dozen Republicans retiring from their posts in Congress.