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BTIG’s Julian Emanuel warns the major indexes are likely weeks away from a setback.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer urged the show's viewers to forgo investments in Chinese stocks due to the uncertain regulatory environment.

China's JD.com is investing in its gaming business from partnering with companies to inform their device development to expanding its own e-sports team.

The Biden administration said it will expand refugee eligibility for Afghans amid and the U.S. troop withdrawal and the growing threat of the Taliban.

"While we desperately want to be done with this pandemic, Covid-19 is clearly not done with us," CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said.

Competition between the two major Arab economies "is bound to intensify in the days to come," one Gulf academic told CNBC.

Bill and Melinda French Gates were one of the most prominent couples in business. A push for divorce came after reports of Bill Gates' ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

The major averages managed to notch their sixth month of gains in July. But the Dow fell to start August trading.

Chuck Schumer aims to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill this week, before the Senate leaves for its August recess.

The Treasury Department will begin conducting emergency cash-conservation steps to avoid busting the U.S. debt ceiling.

Diminishing economic returns could mean diminishing stock market returns as the U.S. transitions to a post-pandemic economy.

Facebook will begin requiring all of its employees to wear masks when on its campuses in the U.S., regardless of an employee's vaccination status.

While the vaccine milestone is a significant achievement, it should be seen as a floor, rather than a ceiling, health experts say.

Google is ditching Qualcomm for its own Google Tensor chip that will power the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro phones this fall.

Nick Sears became a bitcoin miner at age 17. He now sleeps at a mining farm in Washington state.

U.S. industrial company Parker Hannifin has agreed to a £6.3 billion ($8.8 billion) deal to buy British defense and aerospace company Meggitt.

Jack Dorsey's payment company announced a $29 billion, all-stock deal to buy Australia's Afterpay as the installment loan competition heats up.

The move establishes a new floor for compensation among major Wall Street investment banking programs.

Estonian ride-hailing start-up Bolt has raised $713 million in fresh funding to push into the rapidly growing online grocery delivery industry.

Chinese electric car start-up Nio said it delivered less than 8,000 vehicles in July, while Li Auto and Xpeng both topped that figure.