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The new guidance will likely please investors who were disappointed with the company previously only guiding to the "high end" of its range.

The World Health Organization said 23 countries across the world have reported cases of the highly mutated omicron Covid-19 variant. 

The Pentagon called for global halt to anti-satellite weapons testing on Wednesday, further decrying the practice after Russia's destructive demonstration.

GM and South Korea-base Posco plan to open a new North American facility to process critical battery materials known as Cathode Active Material in 2024.

European stocks closed higher Wednesday, capping off the latest trading day of a whirlwind week impacted by fears over the new omicron Covid variant.

Strong consumer demand sparked a wave of CEO optimism about the economy over the next six months, the Business Roundtable said.

Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes admitted in court that she tried to get News Corp's Rupert Murdoch to kill a Wall Street Journal story.

Private payrolls increased by 534,000 for the month, better than the Dow Jones estimate of 506,000 in a labor market that appears to be getting tighter.

HSBC is launching a new feature in its mobile app that lets U.K. customers invest in a range of ready-made funds.

Supply chain chaos will likely persist through to the middle of next year, according to Jim Snabe, chairman of German conglomerate Siemens.

Tel Aviv, Israel is now the most expensive city in the world to live in, according to a biannual report by the Economist Intelligence Unit.

New Covid-19 variants are a result of the failure of the richest nations to share their vaccines, says the Rockefeller Foundation's president.

Richard Moore, the chief of British secret intelligence service MI6, is concerned that China could make a "miscalculation" because it is overconfident.

IEA executive director Fatih Birol says "a new global energy economy is emerging."

Failure to get a first dose of a coronavirus shot by Jan. 16 for anyone aged 60 or over will result in a monthly fine of 100 euros ($114).

Oil prices could move "a lot higher" and hit $150 when the world fully reopens, says Christopher Wood from Jefferies.

The lira's spiral has been staggering — it plummeted from roughly 8.5 to the dollar in late August to more than 13 to the dollar within a mere three months.

Major markets across Asia-Pacific bounced back on Wednesday, with South Korean stocks leading gains regionally.

Gross domestic product grew 8.4% between July and September — India's fiscal second quarter — from a year ago, government data showed.

Alongside bad weather, global supply constraints have hit the coffee market hard.