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Why did the nation, which suppressed the virus for years, fail to prepare for the inevitable?

The billionaire entrepreneur claims that he is unlikely to have a fair trial in the Bay Area thanks to recent media coverage about him.

Twitter cut at least a dozen employees, including those handling global content moderation as well as hate speech and harassment.

Nearly 4 million people under 18 receive a monthly  Social Security check. Here's how they qualify and how much they can receive.      

Reuters reported that Tesla owners protested at delivery centres and showrooms in China after prices were reduced for the second time in three months.

Business leaders want to see their employees succeed, but they could be unintentionally standing in the way of employees reaching their goals. Here are four ways leaders can support and encourage their teams.

Beijing is among the first governments to regulate hyper-realistic, AI-generated media with new rules set to take effect Jan. 10.

The oligarch's assets, including the $700 million Eclipse superyacht, were transferred shortly before Putin invaded Ukraine, The Guardian reported.

Gensler principal architect Steven Paynter's algorithm determines in hours, not months, if an office building can be converted into apartments.

The airline's 66,000 workers will receive 25,000 SWAG points that can be exchanged for flights or gift cards, but a union leader dismissed the offer.

Analysts expect companies in the S&P 500 to report their first year-over-year decline in quarterly earnings since the height of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020.

Shankar Mishra, a former vice president at Wells Fargo in India, was arrested Saturday after a search by police and remains in judicial custody.

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan says crypto is “too dependent on the ‘greater fool theory’ to be a desirable investment.” However, he noted that the collapse of crypto exchange FTX was “purely fr...

The host of Mad Money, Jim Cramer, says he expects the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to do a roundup of crypto firms that are not compliant with regulation. Expecting the SEC “to sweep everything,” Cr...

Former Twitter employees laid off after Elon Musk took over the company received emails on Saturday, informing them to agree to severance pay, following a class-action lawsuit against Twitter's massive round of job cuts.

The first week of 2023 saw an upswing in non-fungible token (NFT) sales as seven-day volume increased 26.01% compared to the previous week, totaling approximately $208.99 million in NFT sales. Additionally, the top five ...

A leisure entrepreneur whose dealmaking prowess earned her the nickname 'the pub superwoman' is in talks to join the board of Whitbread, the FTSE-100 hospitality group.

The stock market's surprise reaction to the monthly job report likely caught some of the long-term bears by surprise. Many likely concluded that it was not significant in terms of the trend and the Viper Report's Tom Asp...

Industry bigs who had foot cramps after the Real Estate Board of New York's annual gala last year can relax: they'll have a place to sit next time.

Former President Jair Bolsonaro fled Brazil ahead of Lula da Silva's inauguration, after repeatedly claiming--without evidence--the country's voting systems were rife with fraud.

Markets are going to get rocked as the Federal Reserve pushes interest rates higher, said top Fed watcher Ricardo Reis.

"To the extent that I have colleagues that were offended by it, I sincerely apologize to them," Crenshaw said on Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union."