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Disney is making some major changes to its release calendar that include displacing "Mulan" from its Aug. 21 release and pushing back the debuts of future Star Wars and Avatar movies by a year.

Warren Buffett this week added to his already massive stake in Bank of America at a time when the coronavirus pandemic still clouds the U.S. and global economic outlook.

The company's net toy sales declined 15%, Mattel said.

AMD will retain its lead in next-generation chip architecture for a longer period of time as Intel announced delays.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo slammed the Chinese government in a sweeping address Thursday, saying the United States will no longer tolerate Beijing's playbook to usurp global order.

Stocks traded lower on Thursday as Microsoft led shares of major tech companies lower and traders pored through disappointing unemployment data.

SpaceX is telling investors its Starlink business is going after a $1 trillion market — including bringing satellite broadband to any location on Earth, to ships at sea and aircraft in flight.

It's not the first time Tesla has sued a former employee for allegedly stealing information or called out a company for trying to poach employees.

Twitter said it saw "moderate recovery" to its ad business compared with March, but ad revenue was still down 23% year over year.

The Treasury secretary also said a payroll tax holiday, which President Donald Trump has repeatedly pushed for, "won't be in the base bill."

Microsoft kicked off its hotly-anticipated online games showcase Thursday with gameplay from its upcoming "Halo Infinite" title.

Former Morgan Stanley Asia chairman Stephen Roach warns warns V-shaped recovery mania on Wall Street is leading investors astray.

OpenAI's "GPT-3" text generator is being slowly rolled out to a select few people and many of them are amazed at what it can produce.

China launched a major Mars mission, called Tianwen-1, on Thursday in what it hopes will become its first successful landing on the Red Planet.

Stocks including Wayfair, Best Buy, Home Depot and Peloton have been benefiting from consumers increasingly staying home, and the trend is set to continue, says Mark Tepper, president and CEO of Strategic Wealth Partners.

Strict financial regulations in Europe, known as Mifid II, have been in place for over two years — but change is just around the corner.

After suffering withering criticism for not enforcing company mask policies, two major U.S. airlines say medical exemptions can no longer be used to avoid wearing masks on flights.

EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said London had shown no willingness to break the deadlock.

People around the world have been quarantined indoors during the coronavirus outbreak, which has led to a surge in sales of video games.

European e-bike start-ups Cowboy, Dance, VanMoof have all raised money from venture capitalists recently.