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Analysts are questioning whether the West can actually deter Russia, and just how far Western allies are willing to go to defend the country.

James Iannazzo, a Merrill Lynch financial advisor, said his son went into anaphylactic shock after drinking a smoothie from a Connecticut store.

Short-seller Jim Chanos said the belief that the Federal Reserve will always rescue the stock market from steep losses is reckless.

The WHO's top official said it's dangerous to assume we're in the endgame of the pandemic — but with the right action, the Covid emergency could end in 2022.

The lawsuits against Harvard and the University of North Carolina argue that the admissions policies discriminate against Asian-American applicants.

Thorne Melcher and Mandy Musselwhite launched a collection of NFTs and raised nearly $120,000 in less than six hours to save their home from foreclosure.

European stocks tumbled on Monday as investors watched for developments in Ukraine as tensions with Russia grow.

Investors have poured some $2 billion into cultured meat start-ups in the last two years, according to Crunchbase data.

Ford is expanding its Bronco SUV lineup to include a new "desert-racing beast" model that will go on sale later this year

Shell's Quest plant in Alberta, Canada has previously been touted as a "thriving example" of how CCS is working to significantly reduce carbon emissions.

"People, I'm afraid, are looking at Britain through the lens of these scandals," Gordon Brown told CNBC's Tania Bryer.

A secret ballot to elect Italy's next president begins on Monday — with Prime Minister Mario Draghi among the favorites.

It's "a possibility" that Russia will invade Ukraine, "but I think [Putin] is afraid of the response," said a former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine.

Sentiment is bullish on the back of brisk economic activity, strong corporate profits and "very high oil prices," Nomura's Tarek Fadlallah said.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will be able to challenge a decision that allows him to be extradited to the U.S. on criminal charges, the U.K. High Court said Monday.

China's zero-Covid policy and broader economic circumstances could be weighing on currencies that should be reaping the benefits of higher commodity prices.

Credit agencies have recently warned Sri Lanka may need support to cushion the blow from inflation and foreign exchange headwinds.

Ahead of China's lunar new year, air freight rates have spiked and shipping firms have suspended services, putting the spotlight on overwhelmed supply chains.

Here's some tips to motivate yourself to tackle even the dullest pieces of "life admin."

Chinese consumers are spending more on luxury goods at home, despite the pandemic, consultancy Bain & Company said in its annual report on the sector.