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The Belize-flagged general cargo vessel Rubymar suffered damage and was abandoned by its crew following a Houthi attack in mid-February.

AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes told CNBC that U.S. investors have a better understanding of branding opportunities.

Apple will wind down its team working on electric cars, called Special Projects Group, according to a report from Bloomberg News.

Honor will launch a foldable flip phone this year, the Chinese smartphone maker's CEO George Zhao told CNBC in an exclusive interview.

Russian officials have commented widely on France's gaffe over ground troops, appearing to enjoy NATO's division and France's humiliation.

Michigan's primary also acted as a litmus test for Biden's standing with essential Democratic voter bases,

One-quarter of the ultrawealthy people in the U.S. plan to buy a home this year, and they're increasingly venturing to the luxury real estate market overseas.

Jim Skea, the head of the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, warned on Tuesday that scaling up carbon capture still faces significant challenges.

Forecasters are singing a different tune about the state of the U.S. economy.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced that Hong Kong will scrap all buy-side property tightening measures for residential properties with immediate effect.

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday signed an order to formally adopt revisions to a law on "Guarding State Secrets," according to state media.

Gadget makers are experimenting with various types of displays from expandable to bendable screends on their devices to stand out from the crowd.

Country Garden said it will oppose the petition "vigorously" and seek legal measures to do so. A court hearing will be held May 17.

Former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley, Donald Trump's last remaining primary rival, has vowed to stay in the race past Super Tuesday.

Forecasters are singing a different tune about the state of the U.S. economy.

China's oil demand growth is not going to return to pre-Covid levels in 2024 or beyond, said Eurasia Group.

South Korea's financial regulatory body outlined steps to improve corporate governance but it might not be enough to tackle the "Korea discount."

Sony Interactive Entertainment on Tuesday said it will lay off 900 employees in its PlayStation unit.

With the move, the big-box retailer is pushing deeper into the world of advertising.

FTC Chair Lina Khan cited the surging stock prices of Nvidia and Arm as an example of how blocking mergers can lead to increased innovation.