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Google-parent Alphabet, Microsoft and Apple reported quarterly earnings after the bell Tuesday.

Alabama Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville is a top critic of China, but his portfolio in the past included stock and options of Chinese firm Alibaba.

OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei's new hardware start-up Nothing unveiled its first product Tuesday, a set of wireless earbuds called Ear 1.

When the Fed emerges from its July meeting on Wednesday, it may sound a bit more dovish than expected just a few weeks ago.

The Pegasus spyware saga has embroiled several African governments and could prompt further diplomatic fallouts, experts say.

Richard Branson said that while it's "perfectly human to have a little bit of doubt," it's important not to let these fears get in the way of pursuing a dream. 

Cat Rock Capital, a major shareholder in Just Eat Takeway.com, says the food delivery firm’s communication with investors is “deeply flawed.”

Elon Musk's electric vehicle company beat expectations on both the top and bottom lines, and passed $1 billion in quarterly net income for the first time.

His words follow last week's announcement that the ECB will pursue a "persistently accommodative" stance.

The federal statute under which Tom Barrack was charged is used to prosecute spies, not lobbyists.

Transnet, a state-owned South African rail, port and pipeline company, appears to be in crisis mode after a cyberattack hit the company last week.

Thousands of supporters of the president poured into streets, cheering the ouster of what they viewed to be corrupt and incompetent politicians. 

Major Chinese tech stocks in Hong Kong fell further on Tuesday, adding to major losses seen the previous trading day.

For the first time, the ratings review site AirlineRatings.com factored Covid-19 safety measures into its annual rankings of the top airlines in the world.

While Biden has yet to lay out a trade strategy, China still falls short of meeting the phase one deal, says the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

Officials from both countries set "unreachable" demands for each other when they met in the Chinese city of Tianjin, said Scott Kennedy of CSIS.

The pandemic may have wreaked havoc on schooling and overseas travel, but a new report has found that demand for international education remains robust today, with the majority of students remaining committed to their plans to study abroad.

As more employees settle into remote work for the longer term, companies are faced with a great deal of complexity around tax and compliance with employment laws.

The floods in China and Europe are yet "another body blow" for global supply chains, the CEO of a shipping firm told CNBC on Monday.

Moderna confirmed to CNBC on Monday it plans to expand the size of its clinical trial testing its Covid-19 vaccine in kids ages 5 to 11.