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The tag-team of "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" represented 88% of the box office generated by best-picture nominees prior to their nomination.

Netflix adds WWE Raw after making only a few forays into live programming in its history.

The Dow's thousand-point milestones serve as a short-hand history of Wall Street.

Bitcoin extended its recent declines on Tuesday, falling below $39,000 to its lowest level since the beginning of December.

E-commerce behemoth Amazon is attempting to do what insiders say no one has been able to do yet: bring a seamless online shopping experience to car-buying.

Companies in the marketing, education and gaming sectors are among those hiring for more remote, flexible roles, says FlexJobs lead career expert Toni Frana.

The world's top hedge funds raked in record profits last year amid a resurgence in stock markets, new analysis showed Monday.

Leaders from the likes of OpenAI, Google DeepMind and Cohere see a form of AGI approaching, but say that it's still too early to tell what it'll look like.

The operator of Amazon's large French warehouses used tracking devices to monitor the activity and overall performance of employees.

Fujitsu's role in the U.K. Post Office scandal has analysts wary of what the fallout could look like for the Japanese IT giant.

Markets are "fairly complacent" about the risks of a second Trump presidency, which could trigger a "tantrum" in bond markets, says PGIM's Guillermo Felices.

Just over half of respondents rated Christine Lagarde's presidency as "very poor" or "poor," and said she was too focused on matters outside monetary policy.

United has 79 Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft, more than any other carrier.

Barcelona-based corporate travel startup TravelPerk said Tuesday it raised $104 million in a new equity round led by SoftBank's Vision Fund 2.

Chinese companies are releasing new models in record times, and many are producing EVs efficiently and profitably.

China is weighing a rescue package backed by offshore money to stave off a slump in its struggling stock markets, according to Bloomberg News.

Shares of India's Zee Entertainment fell 31% on Tuesday after a division of Japanese tech giant Sony scrapped plans for a merger.

It is thought a court victory for Exxon Mobil could have a chilling impact on future shareholder petitions.

All economists surveyed by Reuters expected the Bank of Japan to maintain its negative rate policy this month — making the BOJ the world's only central bank with negative rates.

The market rally could be driven in part by rising investor optimism that the U.S. economy could manage a soft landing,