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Apple reports a blowout first quarter, booking more than $100 billion in revenue for the first time.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday announced that the company will no longer recommend civic and political groups to its users.

Boeing's loss worsened after the company pushed out deliveries of its 777X plane to late 2023.

The economy continued to chug along in the fourth quarter, boosted by a surge in business spending while consumers held back.

The latest move higher comes as some of the high-profile short sellers announced that they covered most or all of their positions.

Shares of AMC jumped more than 300% at the opening bell on Wednesday amid wild trading activity.

The central bank kept its foot to the floor in terms of the help it is providing for an economy that central bank officials say has slowed down.

Actor Robert Downey Jr. commended President Joe Biden for instilling a message of respect in his new administration upon entering the White House last week. 

Barclays CEO Jes Staley has compared the pent up demand currently in the global economy to the end of the 1918 flu pandemic and the subsequent "Roaring 20s."

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the World Economic Forum that the coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated preexisting imbalances and tensions.

As Huawei's smartphone business declines, Richard Yu will be tasked with turning the company into a cloud computing and artificial intelligence giant.

"Digital giants have been playing an increasingly significant role in wider society," Putin told the World Economic Forum

Shares of GameStop, which jumped 92.7% in trading, were up more than 60% in after-hours trading.

The truth about why DeepMind's Mustafa Suleyman left the company he co-founded and joined Google may finally be coming out.

Melvin Capital closed out its short position in GameStop on Tuesday afternoon after taking a huge loss, the hedge fund's manager told CNBC.

AstraZeneca has defended its delayed rollout of the coronavirus vaccine to the EU, but said the bloc had ordered later than others.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is speaking at Davos Agenda, a virtual event organized by the World Economic Forum.

SAP Chief Executive Christian Klein said investor demand for shares in Qualtrics is outstripping supply ahead of the company's stock market debut. 

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.