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China is suffering from its worst heatwave in six decades as temperatures in dozens of cities surpass 40 degrees Celsius, or 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

Cohen said in a filing earlier this week that he intended to sell his holdings of the meme stock.

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The first three nights of the U.S. Open are sold out, according to the U.S. Tennis Association.

Tomorrow.io aims to tell customers how extreme weather will affect them while there's still time to prepare.

The retailer is the nation's largest employer with about 1.6 million employees.

We analyzed those quarterly results to understand better how Americans are feeling about inflation and the economy.

More than two years after the pandemic's onset, China's stringent Covid controls are still weighing down its economy and stalling global supply chains.

President Joe Biden's new 1% excise tax on corporate stock buybacks adds a new levy to the controversial practice. Here's how it may affect investors.

Shares of British cinema chain Cineworld Group plunged Friday on reports that it is preparing to file for bankruptcy.

GM is reinstating a quarterly cash dividend and increasing the size of its opportunistic share repurchases to $5 billion of common stock.

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Facing soaring energy bills, rising costs and rapidly declining consumer purchasing power, small businesses across the U.K. are struggling to make ends meet.

Concerns are mounting that the window of opportunity for containing the escalating monkeypox outbreak may be closing.

From beaches with crystal clear water to new luxury hotels in Madrid, Spanish residents tell CNBC where they love to go.

Ford on Thursday unveiled the Model L100, a sleek, futuristic concept car to showcase the company's vision for its Lincoln luxury brand.

China faces record-breaking heatwaves and is battling a power outage in the Yangtze river area. Extreme temperatures have disrupted crop growth and threatened livestock.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

"In that kind of environment, you can't really plan — you just have to guess," the "Mad Money" host said.