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Biden says U.S. will not hesitate to raise the cost on Russia, calls for Navalny's release in first address at State Department

Snap and Unity Software, which reported fourth quarter earnings Thursday, both warned of the upcoming impact from Apple's privacy changes set for this spring. 

Shares of SoftBank-backed used car marketplace Auto1 rallied 45% on Thursday following its debut on Germany's Frankfurt stock exchange.

The meeting came after Google last month threatened to block its search engine in Australia, which wants tech giants like Facebook and Google to pay for news.

Stocks jumped on Thursday, as Wall Street attempts to extend its three-day win streak.

Trump's lawyers said he will not testify at his coming impeachment trial, hours after Democrats said that his refusal could be used against him.

Merck CEO Ken Frazier will be succeeded by the chief financial officer Robert Davis, the company said.

“What has happened in Dubai did not need to happen,” an immunology professor told CNBC. “They have brought the virus in.”

Ford CEO Jim Farley says he will provide a clear and decisive plan for the company as the auto industry transitions to electric vehicles.

Electricity could be made available to whisky distilleries via a direct connection or through the grid.

New jobless claims totaled 779,000 last week, the lowest since late November and below the Dow Jones estimate for 830,000.

A trial is being launched in the U.K. to explore whether using different Covid-19 vaccines for the first and second doses works.

The Bank of England said British banks will need at least six months to prepare for a shift into negative interest rates.

Careem this week announced that it will be charging restaurants a fixed monthly fee to be listed on their app, instead of a percentage-based commission.

What comes next in Russia is likely to depend on the momentum of protests in support of Navalny and whether the West decides to punish Putin.

Energy supermajors endured a dreadful 12 months by virtually every measure in 2020.

Germany's largest lender beat earnings expectations for the fiscal year, helped by strong performance in its investment banking division.

Italy's latest political crisis was triggered when Renzi's party withdrew political support for the coalition government led by Giuseppe Conte.

After the worst of the coronavirus outbreak in China was over by April, some online trends stuck, while others didn't, data from a government agency show.

Recovery will be varied and based largely on countries' investments and strategies for vaccine distribution, the IMF's Jihad Azour told CNBC.