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U.S. stocks sold off earlier in the session but mounted a dramatic comeback as investors stepped in to buy beaten-up tech shares.

Jan Hatzius says the pace of wage increases in the U.S. needs to slow down, as inflation heats up and becomes a central focus for the Fed and markets alike.

Tencent's latest investigation comes as China scrutinizes the practices of the its internet titans and tightens regulation.

Chinese smartphone makers dominated the top five spots in 2021, with Xiaomi leading the way and South Korean phonemaker Samsung taking second place.

Executives want meetings to be shorter and more engaging. A combination of technology and planning is helping them get there.

From street vendors to fine dining restaurants, here's where to eat when visiting Bangkok, a city that lays claim to one of the most multifaceted food scenes.

NetEase's Nagoshi Studio will be focused on console gaming as the Chinese internet giant looks to pick up more international users across different platforms.

Before President Joe Biden was certified as the election winner, Donald Trump pressured Georgia's secretary of state to find enough votes to reverse that win.

Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson, the market's biggest bear, suggests investors are dangerously downplaying a collision between a tightening Fed and slowing growth.

Interest rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks are likely to worsen a global debt crisis, a new report suggests.

The short-selling cohort has gained $114 billion in January mark-to-market profits as of Friday's close, according to data from S3 Partners.

The rout in U.S. stocks to begin 2022 gained steam on Monday.

IBM's revenue growth accelerated, and the company's net income jumped in the quarter after the spinout of a major part of its business.

President Biden is considering sending U.S. troops to Eastern Europe amid the rapidly deteriorating security situation on Ukraine's border with Russia.

Netflix fell for a second consecutive trading day on Monday after the company's weaker-than-expected subscriber forecast.

It was a wild day for stocks on Monday, adding to the market's shaky start to 2022.

Bitcoin climbed into positive territory after falling below $33,000 to a new low.

The missile launch comes just one week after a deadly Houthi-claimed attack on Abu Dhabi that used what UAE officials say were drones and missiles.

Cryptocurrencies have been selling off for weeks as the expectation for rising interest rates hit riskier assets.

Both Goldman Sachs and Bank of America have said in recent days that they see the Fed continuing to tighten to address inflation pressures.