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Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida said Monday he will be leaving his post with just a few weeks left on his term.

Take-Two Interactive says it is buying mobile gaming company Zynga for $12.7 billion with a mix of cash and stock.

Apple said Monday that it paid developers $60 billion in 2021, a figure that suggests that App Store sales continue to grow at a rapid clip.

European stocks closed lower on Monday with global markets on tenterhooks ahead of key U.S. inflation data this week.

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said the goal is to produce a vaccine that is much better at preventing infection from omicron.

The job calls for social media savants who have experience in digital marketing, video editing and "an affinity for the Disney Brand."

Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel said the omicron-specific booster will enter clinical trials soon.

Tech stocks are going to keep on rising thanks to a number of emerging technologies, according to Cyrus Mewawalla, head of thematic research at GlobalData.

Global experts are casting doubts over reports of a new possible Covid strain appearing to combine both the delta and omicron variants and dubbed "deltacron."

The strain is being called "deltacron."

But the saga isn't over — Australia's immigration minister can still personally step in and cancel his visa regardless on new grounds.

Tensions remain higher than ever over Ukraine but both sides have already warned prospects for a resolution are low.

TSMC, which makes chips for companies like Apple, reported a sixth straight quarter of record sales as demand for its products rose amid a supply crunch.

Covid cases have continued to rise sharply around the globe following the emergence of the highly transmissible omicron variant.

On Thursday, state media claimed the country had test-fired a "hypersonic missile" the previous day.  

Chinese business publication Caixin reported the embattled developer is selling all of its real estate projects, both residential and commercial.

Mario Draghi, currently Italy's prime minister, could be chosen as its new president. Investors are worried.

By this week's end, the U.S. and its allies likely will know whether Russian President Putin is willing to negotiate or whether he's determined to escalate.

From omicron to China's slowing growth, Asian countries will face major headwinds for the year head, says Carlos Casanova at Swiss private bank UBP.

The "Mad Money" host believes Apple, Cisco, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle could post strong results in 2022.