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The U.S. Department of Commerce added 28 entities to the U.S. Entity List on Monday, citing national security concerns.

Last Friday, the Japanese central bank maintained its ultra-loose policy and left rates unchanged, mindful of the "extremely high uncertainties" on the growth outlook.

Europe may have started investigating Chinese electric vehicle subsidies, but no assumptions should be made about the probe's outcome, the head of trade for the European bloc's executive branch said Tuesday.

Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei didn't reveal any details about its new phone or reported advanced chip breakthrough during a high-profile launch event.

New technology has identified rising numbers of vessels that appear to be manipulating their location data to ship Russian oil — and evade the G7's price cap.

China's urbanization drive may be drawing to a close — and that could further hurt the already ailing property sector, according to China economist Hao Hong.

Artisanal shops are popping up across Kyoto — with matcha, coffee and guided meditation —not far from the city's temples and famous sights.

Secondhand goods marketplace Carousell expects to "healthily" reduce its losses this year, putting it on track to profitability, the firm's CEO told CNBC.

Last Friday, the Japanese central bank maintained its ultra-loose policy and left rates unchanged, mindful of the "extremely high uncertainties" on the growth outlook.

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin will replace CEO Bob Smith with outgoing Amazon exec Dave Limp, CNBC has learned.

Spotify is translating podcasts into multiple languages with the same original voice.

There is still no evidence that molnupiravir, sold under the brand name Lagevrio, has produced more transmissible or severe variants of Covid.

OpenAI's ChatGPT can now "see, hear and speak," or, at least, understand spoken words, respond with a synthetic voice and process images, the company said.

Microsoft is looking to hire a nuclear energy expert to help coordinate powering its AI data centers with small nuclear reactors.

The strikes at the GM and Stellantis parts suppliers will add roughly 5,600 auto workers to the UAW's ongoing strikes at the Detroit automakers.

Bookings for foreign destinations such as Singapore and Australia have increased 20 times compared to the same holiday period last year, Trip.com says.

The two most common smartphone fixes are replacing the battery and screen, so the new design gives repairers easier access to those parts.

Certain agricultural commodities have climbed in recent months, driven by weather-related damage around the globe and tighter supplies.

Talks between the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers resumed last week after months of starts and stops.

Shares of Lumi soared as much as 30% on Monday at the Saudi Arabian auto rental firm debuted on the Riyadh stock exchange.