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Uncertainty ahead of the run-off presidential vote next month "will likely keep Argentine assets under pressure," strategists at ING said.

Tsingtao Brewery said Monday that an investigation was currently underway after a viral video surfaced showing a staff member urinating into one of its tanks.

Micron is the only company making memory in the U.S. That's made it a target in the chip war with China, but it's still building the country's biggest chip fab.

Delta and American Express have put new restrictions on lounge access to avoid overcrowding.

The Japan Fair Trade Commission said it is examining if Google arranged with Android smartphone makers to prioritize its own apps and services.

Swiss health care company Roche on Monday announced it would acquire Telavant Holdings in a $7.1 billion transaction.

Rising Treasury yields, looming rate hikes to fight inflation and heightening conflict in the Middle East drove investors away from risky assets last week.

A new report assesses and ranks different retirement income systems around the world. Here's how the U.S. compares.

The U.S. Department of Commerce will prevent the sale of some advanced AI chips to China, a move welcomed by a partner at a Chinese investment fund.

Veteran Investor David Roche said India has been aligning itself with the "democratic alliances" of the "richest and most vibrant economies" in the world.

Hong Kong residents have been grappling with high real estate prices, a slowing economy and falling birth rates.

Rising Treasury yields, looming rate hikes to fight inflation and heightening conflict in the Middle East drove investors away from risky assets last week.

With low obesity rates, kids in Japan are some of the healthiest in the world. Yuko Tamura, a mother and cultural translator, shares the 127-year-old philosophy that has helped Japanese parents raise such healthy and adventurous young eaters.

Coinbase is confident that a U.S. bitcoin exchange-traded fund will be approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission, its chief legal officer told CNBC.

The committee is supposed to secure a deal on the terms of the fund before the end of November.

Big Tech attendees like Alphabet, Meta and Amazon had already decided to bow out of the annual tech conference.

In a recent Condé Nast Traveler survey, readers voted on the best cruise lines in the world based on service, food and more.

India and Canada are locked in a dispute over Ottawa's claims that the Indian government orchestrated the extra-judicial slaying of a Sikh separatist in Vancouver.

The most popular question on Ark Invest’s website has nothing to do with investing in the U.S., according to the firm’s CEO Cathie Wood.

Despite the negative impact from Covid-19, "we still see very strong and growing awareness and motivations for Chinese enterprises, who want to list their companies," said NYSE's Kobe Ge.