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Natural gas prices are skyrocketing around the world. Here's why the U.S. may not suffer as much.

Apple's new headquarters is a sign that the company will continue to invest in creating content for Apple TV+.

Policymakers and health experts have welcomed the WHO's authorization of the first ever malaria vaccine, which could be rolled out in sub-Saharan Africa by the end of 2022.

A daily diet of colorful fruits and vegetables can help make your brain strong, sharper and smarter, studies show. Here's what a Harvard nutritional psychiatrist eats to strengthen her memory, focus and overall health.

The valuation of Elon Musk's SpaceX crossed $100 billion following the company's latest financing round, CNBC has learned, which was announced this week.

The 2021 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov for their efforts to safeguard freedom of expression.

Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 500,000 in September, according to economists surveyed by Dow Jones.

The Senate on Thursday approved a bill to help the U.S. avoid a default on its debt in the next few weeks.

Poland's highest court has ruled that some EU laws conflict with the country's constitution, raising concerns about Poland's commitment to the Union.

Quarantine-free travel between Singapore and South Korea will start from Nov. 15 for vaccinated travelers, Singapore's ministry of transport said Friday.

Samsung said its operating profit for the quarter that ended in September was up 28% from a year ago to 15.8 trillion Korean won ($13.26 billion).

Market analysts quickly suspected that the offer to increase supplies to Europe was likely intended to put pressure on Germany to certify the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.

The odds are stacked against an Iran nuclear deal being reached this year — even if negotiations restart, according to political risk consultancy Eurasia Group.

Chinese consumers opened their wallets to shop during the week-long National Day holiday that ended Thursday, even as travel numbers fell.

It's one thing to come up with a $1 billion business idea. It's quite another to come up with a string of them.

Chinese stocks jumped on the first day of trade after a week-long holiday, tracking other stock markets across Asia-Pacific.

Elon Musk's growing dissatisfaction with California has been apparent for some time.

Russia rode to Europe's rescue and offered to increase gas supplies to the region amid soaring prices on Wednesday.

Ireland has decided to sign up to a global deal that will push its corporate tax rate to 15%, marking a huge shift in its policy.

Brazil has lagged global markets in the past month. But, for investors seeing the potential to buy the dip, one market expert has a warning.