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The world's largest maker of electric cars BYD launched its smart car system on Tuesday.

Iran's foreign minister says Washington's full support for Israel is "the root of insecurity in the region."

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman speaks out about being unexpectedly fired by the board in November, and said he felt "super confused" and was "super caught off guard."

Bring a Trailer's sales climbed in a rare bright spot for the classic-car market.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said there is a need for global coordination on AI and agreeing a set of standards and appropriate guardrails for the technology.

Major investment banks expect China's economy to grow at a slower pace in 2024 than in 2023, according to forecasts released in the last few months.

Delays to maritime trade may prompt retailers to switch to air freight, as companies that normally ship by sea seek to ensure faster delivery, analysts said.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday said the market is primed for a pullback because some stocks have been seeing huge gains too quickly.

The shift is the most tangible result from Epic Games' legal challenge to the App Store.

Garlinghouse confirmed Ripple bought back shares from its shareholders and the CEO said an IPO is now "not an immediate term priority" for the company.

Amazon's new AI feature could save shoppers from scrolling through pages of reviews or reading through a listing in order to find information about a product

Vas Narasimhan, CEO of Novartis, told CNBC that he didn't believe there had been much improvement in preparedness for pandemics.

Donald Trump has lost one lawsuit to E. Jean Carroll already and could be forced to pay her millions more.

The sale of the Haslam stake to Berkshire Hathaway comes after they settled a Delaware Chancery Court case over accounting of the value of Pilot Travel Centers.

Nikki Haley, who placed third in the Iowa Caucus, called out Trump for skipping all prior GOP primary debates.

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora said Tuesday that cybersecurity demand will only intensify in 2024.

Nikki Haley is under pressure from some of her wealthiest donors to beat Donald Trump in the New Hampshire primary, or risk losing their support.

The number of companies that failed to make required payments on their debt totaled 153 for 2023, up from 85 the year before.

Sam Altman said concerns that artificial intelligence will one day become so powerful that it dramatically reshapes and disrupts the world are overblown.

Hope is building that Goldman Sachs can turn a corner after pivoting away from CEO David Solomon's failed consumer banking efforts.