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Today's homes boast a wide range of technologies and connected devices.

Goldman Sachs has backed Britain's FTSE 100 and Germany's DAX to outperform in a resurgent year for European equities.

AstraZeneca's vaccine against the covid-19 could be available across the European Union in mid-February after asking the European Medicines Agency for approval.

Brits flooded Dubai resorts to escape the harsh U.K. winter lockdown, triggered by the discovery of a rapidly spreading new coronavirus strain.

The House could vote this week to impeach President Trump over the Capitol insurrection but may wait to send articles to the Senate.

Curve combines all of a customer's debit and credit cards into one app and a linked "smart" card they can use for payments.

Langfang city, located about 1.5-hours south of downtown Beijing, told its nearly 5 million residents on Tuesday to stay home for the next seven days.

A recent law passed by Iran's hawkish Parliament mandates that Iran ramp up its nuclear program on multiple fronts. 

WhatsApp updated its terms of service agreement that appears to give users little choice to opt out of sharing data with parent company Facebook.

The U.K. said patients receiving the drugs, typically used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, "left intensive care between 7 to 10 days earlier on average."

Alibaba-backed Xpeng announced Tuesday it secured a credit line of 12.8 billion yuan from institutions including three of the "big five" state-owned banks.

Chinese video platform Bilibili has confidentially filed for a secondary listing in Hong Kong, a source close to the matter told CNBC.

President Donald Trump broke with decades of U.S. foreign policy by moving his country closer to Taiwan over the last four years — angering Beijing.

The new coronavirus has undergone several major mutations, and it's likely that more, significant variations will emerge.

Checkout.com said it's raised $450 million in an investment led by Tiger Global Management.

Malaysia's king has declared a state of emergency that will last until August 1 to curb the spread of Covid-19.

Job creation can help alleviate inequality, but inequality was a problem even when unemployment was low before Covid, said ANZ Bank's Richard Yetsenga.

Facebook, Google and Microsoft will pause contributions from their PACs in the wake of the invasion of the Capitol last week.

Moderna doesn't expect to have clinical trial data on its coronavirus vaccine in young children until 2022, CEO Stephane Bancel said.

Chad Wolf, acting head of DHS, is the third Cabinet-level official to quit since Trump supporters invaded the Capitol in a rage over Joe Biden's election.