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A European Union court has overturned a 1.06 billion euro ($1.2 billion) antitrust fine that was levied against U.S. chipmaker Intel in 2009.

With the launch of the P50 Pro and P50 Pocket, Huawei is backing its consumer business despite plunging market share as a result of continuing U.S. sanctions.

FTX U.S., the American affiliate of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, has raised $400 million in its first external fundraising round.

"There are large risks associated with the use of bitcoin on financial stability, financial integrity, and consumer protection," says the International Monetary Fund.

Completed overseas mergers and acquisitions by Chinese companies dropped last year in a fourth straight year of decline, according to Rhodium Group data.

Markets will be looking ahead to the Fed's conclusion of its meeting on Wednesday, where it's expected to issue a statement signaling a rate hike as soon as March and more policy tightening.

While the current account surplus and the level of reserves are much higher among Asian countries this time around, the debt burden has also risen.

Klarna is launching a physical card in the U.K. that lets users delay payments on their purchases, both in-store as well as online.

Doctors have warned that vaccine hesitancy around Covid could be "creeping into" sentiment toward other vaccines.

New restrictions on Chinese IPOs overseas may mean lower returns or inability to easily exit investments, prompting investors to hold off on Chinese start-ups.

Azure cloud growth slowed below the 50% mark again even as Microsoft's customers enter longer-term contracts. Windows license revenue jumped 25%.

Apple and Tesla announce quarterly results this week as investors hold colliding viewpoints on how to value tech stocks.

As cryptocurrency investors reel from the sharp sell-off in bitcoin and other digital currencies, some fear the worst is yet to come.

Last week, President Biden said "a disaster" awaits Russia after intelligence agencies warned that an attack on Ukraine could happen within a month.

A top WHO official warned against theories that the virus will continue to mutate into milder strains that make people less sick than earlier variants.

U.S. stocks traded volatilely on Tuesday a day after one of the biggest comebacks on record for the major averages.

Biden's remarks reflect a growing consensus among NATO allies that any conflict in Ukraine is unlikely to be confined to a small area or a short window of time.

Even with the market's violent correction, a hawkish Federal Reserve is expected to signal it plans to raise interest rates and consider other tightening.

Visitor arrivals and tourism receipts reached 330,000 and an estimated $1.9 billion, respectively in 2021, according to the Singapore Tourism Board.  

The Nevada-based casino giant on Tuesday announced a multibillion-dollar deal with the UAE.