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Uncertainty ahead of the run-off presidential vote next month "will likely keep Argentine assets under pressure," strategists at ING said.

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Tsingtao Brewery said Monday that an investigation was currently underway after a viral video surfaced showing a staff member urinating into one of its tanks.

Waiting as long as possible to give your child a smartphone will make them happier and more successful, says Yale University psychology professor Laurie Santos.

U.S. equities edge lower in premarket trading Monday, while Club holding Walt Disney is reportedly close to selling its India operations.

Companies are prioritizing skills over education in their hiring process.

The so-called Big Three asset managers have been called a 'cartel' that controls U.S. corporations. Here's the truth.

Databricks agreed to acquire Arcion, an enterprise data company, for $100 million Monday, including incentives, CEO Ali Ghodsi told CNBC.

In 26 months, some families who pay no inheritance tax will face sizeable federal taxes unless benefactors act now. Consider these strategies now to save later.

Micron is the only company making memory in the U.S. That's made it a target in the chip war with China, but it's still building the country's biggest chip fab.

Delta and American Express have put new restrictions on lounge access to avoid overcrowding.

When the software giant reports on Tuesday, investors will be looking to see whether its big bet on artificial intelligence is paying off.

The Japan Fair Trade Commission said it is examining if Google arranged with Android smartphone makers to prioritize its own apps and services.

Swiss health care company Roche on Monday announced it would acquire Telavant Holdings in a $7.1 billion transaction.

Generation Z is leading the "soft saving" trend, a new financial approach that prioritizes personal growth and mental wellness over aggressive saving goals.

A new report assesses and ranks different retirement income systems around the world. Here's how the U.S. compares.

The U.S. Department of Commerce will prevent the sale of some advanced AI chips to China, a move welcomed by a partner at a Chinese investment fund.

Veteran Investor David Roche said India has been aligning itself with the "democratic alliances" of the "richest and most vibrant economies" in the world.

Apple supplier Foxconn said that it will collaborate with Chinese authorities on tax and land use investigations.

Nine days ago JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon called this moment "the most dangerous time the world has seen in decades."