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Ron DeSantis has severely lagged behind Donald Trump and Nikki Haley in New Hampshire.

The "power of the Fed's policy pivot should not be underestimated," according to UBS.

Games will take place under current World Snooker rules but with the introduction of a 23rd ball referred to as the "Riyadh Season" ball.

More fourth-quarter earnings and macro data will provide fresh impetus for investors this week.

Southeast Asia markets may have lost some steam in the last year, but things could soon be "turning around" in 2024, according to Maybank.

The credit rating agency said the slowdown in China's growth "significantly influences" APAC economies because of China's strong integration to global supply chains.

More fourth-quarter earnings and macro data will provide fresh impetus for investors this week.

Utah Jazz CEO Danny Ainge seeks to capitalize on heightened international interest in the NBA.

United Airlines has invested more than $1 billion into its operations at Denver International Airport. DIA expects 100 million passengers a year by 2027.

Globally, more than 100 lunar missions are expected to take place by 2030, according to the European Space Agency.

Federal prosecutors announced charges against a German businessman, alleging he scammed investors out of more than $150 million in a crypto fraud scheme.

A judge earlier this week sided with the Justice Department and blocked JetBlue's planned purchase of Spirit.

Meta shares rose nearly 2% to $383.45 on Friday, setting a new record and surpassing the prior high from 2021.

New Mexico prosecutors have recharged Alec Baldwin with two counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the fatal 2021 shooting on the set of "Rust."

Apple has offered to give rivals access to its contactless payment and mobile wallet technology in an effort to appease antitrust regulators in Europe.

Levi Strauss' Beyond Yoga has tapped former Athleta CEO and Gap veteran Nancy Green to be its next chief executive as the company looks to scale.

Prospects for a slowing economy, geopolitical unrest and turmoil in Washington aren't scaring market participants.

"In Davos, Donald Trump is already the president," Open Society Foundations Chairman Alex Soros told a panel at the World Economic Forum.

German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said Friday in Davos that his country’s economy is not the “sick man” of Europe, but a “tired man after a short night.”

Saudi Arabia's delegation came out in force in Davos as the country looks to establish itself as a tech hub in the region.