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It will take months for chipmakers to catch up with a shortfall in supply for the auto sector, predicts Credit Suisse's Randy Abrams.

The euro zone wants to update its fiscal rules but it could spark nervousness among investors.

ByteDance is reducing the size of its TikTok team in India, months after the popular short video app remains banned in one of its most important markets.

The pay cut for Solomon reflects prior penalties imposed on the bank and not Solomon's own conduct, the SEC filing said.

In the future, buildings will need to be functional, eyecatching and sustainable.

The International Monetary Fund now expects the global economy to grow 5.5% this year, a 0.3 percentage point increase from October's forecasts.

Gojek started in 2010 with ride-hailing and has branched out into other business areas including food delivery, digital payments and logistics.

The world needs to build up its "overall security," especially now during the Covid-19 pandemic, New Zealand's trade minister Damien O'Connor said Wednesday.

India's BSE Sensex on Thursday briefly soared to a record high, crossing the 50,000 level for the first time.

Ant Group's IPO, which would have been record setting, was pulled by regulators days before it was due to begin trading in Shanghai and Hong Kong in November.

Shares of Starbucks have risen 13% over the last year, giving the company a market value of $123 billion.

Shares of AMD are up 85% over the past year.

While the introduction of Xbox consoles in the quarter brought down Microsoft's operating margin, server and cloud growth made the decline better than expected.

Shipping carriers rejected U.S. agricultural exports in October and November, instead sending containers to be filled with more profitable Chinese exports.

The moves in stocks follow a volatile day in Wall Street which saw the S&P 500 rise 0.4% to a new record.

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki says its short-form video feature Shorts will expand to more markets in 2021.

Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, has acquired a British artificial intelligence start-up called Ariel AI which focuses on augmented reality.

Britain has been hit particularly hard by the pandemic that emerged in the country almost a year ago.

Mexican and Caribbean beach resorts scramble for Covid tests as new U.S. travel requirements take effect.

A large and "credible" carbon market is needed to transfer hundreds of billions of dollars into assets involved in reducing global emissions, according to Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters.