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A large gift of American Indian artifacts went awry when the donor didn't have 'magic language' from the museum she gave it to

Twitter blamed the revenue miss on ad industry headwinds and "uncertainty" tied to the pending acquisition of the company by Elon Musk.

For a new cycle to begin, people who bet on the market need to capitulate

The first-ever cryptocurrency insider-trading case could have broad ramifications for the industry.

Xtep has thrived on growth in China consumer market

Meanwhile, Bank of America economists doubled down on a projection that would mean the U.S. has already fallen into a technical recession.

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Wheat prices in Chicago are now at their lowest levels since February, after surging to records at the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

U.S. consumers and travelers gain while manufacturers suffer as Federal Reserve rachets up U.S. rates.

Oilfield-service-company stocks are in the hole after demand concerns started pummeling oil prices. The reaction seems overdone.

Social-media companies warn that a slowing economy is weighing on their growth as the Snapchat parent's stock falls more than 30%.

Individual taxpayers whose accounts do not need to be audited have until July 31, 2022, to file their ITR for the fiscal year 2021-22 (AY 2022-23).

The social-media company's shareholders seem overly fixated on Elon Musk as the company's fundamentals worsen.

A deal to restart the war-torn country's agricultural exports was struck, but prices for staples like wheat and corn are set to remain high.

Amazon plans to acquire healthcare provider One Medical for $18 per share in a deal valued at $3.9 billion. Here's what it means for tech investors.

With one trading week left for July, the S&P 500 is on pace to notch its biggest monthly gain since October of 2021.

Verizon shares fell nearly 5% after the company released its second quarter earnings report.

Italy's populists have rejected Mario Draghi - perhaps the most credible and competent prime minister the country has had. Does this mean chaos for Italian assets and for the euro.

The company blamed broader economic headwinds and uncertainty around the Musk deal for its disappointing second-quarter performance.

Paradise, the town destroyed by the 2018 Camp Fire, says it is near a debt default, heightening municipal bond investors' concerns over how a warming planet is adding risk to their $4 trillion market.

The credit-card company says travel and entertainment spending are back to prepandemic levels.

General Motors (NYSE:GM) is expected to publish its Q2 2022 results on Tuesday, July 26. We expect GM's revenue for the quarter to come in at about $35.8 billion, marking an increase of about 5% year-over-year. This woul...