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Shares of European online payments giant Adyen popped after the firm reported strong sales growth and better-than-expected profit numbers for 2023.

Peace and stability is far from guaranteed in one of Europe's most volatile conflict zones, according to a top EU diplomat.

Russia's electoral authorities claimed Nadezhdin's campaign had submitted too many defective signatures in support of his presidential bid.

Investors have worried that commercial real estate losses could trigger more turmoil after deposit runs consumed Silicon Valley Bank and Signature last March.

Google Bard, a chief competitor to OpenAI's ChatGPT, is now called Gemini, the same name as the suite of AI models that power it.

Three West African countries currently under the rule of military juntas have announced plans to exit the Economic Community of West African States.

Tepid prices highlight what China's top leaders labeled as a "tortuous" economic recovery.

Scientists said the findings reaffirm the urgent need to slash planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions

SoftBank posted its first quarterly profit after four quarters of losses driven by massive gains at its flagship tech investment arm, the Vision Fund.

Trouble is brewing around another U.S. regional lender that has renewed Wall Street worries.  

Global markets are thankful to India for purchasing Russian oil as it keeps crude prices affordable, said India's oil minister, Hardeep Singh Puri.

Paytm's chief executive was told to approach the country's central bank in a short meeting with India's finance minister, according to sources.

The Chinese venture capital world that once hoped for giant U.S. IPOs similar to Alibaba's is changing drastically.

Hainan Airlines this week started handing out Rokid's augmented reality glasses on a few routes for in-flight entertainment, the tech startup said Thursday.

Both Macao locations and Las Vegas were strong while Boston Harbor was essentially in line with expectations.

There appears to be no letup in Silicon Valley's march to downsize, or rather to "right-size."   

The world is looking at a debt crisis that will span the next 10 years and it's not going to end well, economist Arthur Laffer Jr. has warned.

Snap shares tanked more than 34% in Wednesday trading, a day after the company reported Q4 earnings that missed revenue estimates and issued light guidance.

His written comments, exclusive to CNBC, come as Beijing has stepped up efforts to encourage visits from foreign tourists and business people.

PayPal reported fourth-quarter financials that topped analysts' estimates but provided guidance that came in slightly below Wall Street expectations.