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The Nasdaq and the S&P 500 kick off the week with gains as investors look ahead to more earnings.

Colin Powell, the former secretary of State and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has died from Covid complications at the age of 84.

The Reserve Bank of Australia is set to release minutes from its October monetary policy meeting minutes on Tuesday morning.

Wall Street's main regulator on Monday released its highly anticipated report on the jaw-dropping GameStop mania earlier this year.

The first bitcoin-linked exchange-traded fund will make its debut officially on Tuesday.

Longtime activist investor Carl Icahn said Monday that U.S. markets could see challenges over the long term in the face of easy money and rising inflation.

German digital bank N26 said on Tuesday it has raised $900 million in a new funding round that values the firm at $9 billion.

Ford has said it intends to spend $315 million transforming a factory in northwest England into an electric power unit production plant.

The turbine is expected to produce 80 gigawatt hours a year, or enough to power roughly 20,000 households.

Alex Rose tells CNBC Make It how he and co-founder Sam Browne set up group sports events booking platform Let's Do This and got investment from Serena Williams.

A substantial portion of investors expect the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank to keep monetary policy slightly too loose for too long, according to a Deutsche Bank survey.

Amid the Evergrande crisis, more Chinese developers are facing defaults, as ratings agencies dished out a fresh round of downgrades.

Britain has emerged from the Covid-19 pandemic to find itself faced with new economic crises that have left the country in "a precarious position," experts say.

The mining giant operates the development project of the Oyu Tolgoi copper and gold mine in the South Gobi desert.

Remote, quiet but energy-rich: the coastal area of Lubmin in north Germany hosts the world's most controversial gas pipeline.

Klarna said it is introducing a number of changes in the U.K. including stronger credit checks and the ability to make instant payments.

China's third-quarter GDP grew a disappointing 4.9% as industrial activity rose less than expected in September.

China has to balance an immediate need to keep the lights on — via more coal — and its ambitious decarbonization targets, said Gavin Thompson of Wood Mackenzie.

Facebook said it plans to create 10,000 high-skilled jobs in the EU over the next five years.

The former president was admitted Tuesday evening.