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China said Tuesday that exports fell by 14.5% in July from a year ago, while imports dropped by 12.4% in U.S. dollar terms.

China is planning to restrict businesses' use of facial recognition technology in favor of non-biometric methods, according to the Cyberspace Administration.

Employees "remain keenly interested in remote work, whereas employers are far less likely to mention 'work from home' in the job ads they post," said Indeed India.

"If you go back 10, 20 years in China, you had so much of growth coming purely from just more people showing up each year," said Mastercard's David Mann.

The U.S. economy has remained resilient and seemingly largely impervious to the Fed's highest rates in more than two decades.

Palantir executives say revenue growth will accelerate in the third quarter, reversing a trend from the last several years.

Zach Kirkhorn, Tesla's chief financial officer, stepped down from his role but will remain with the company through the end of the year.

Lucid's second-quarter revenue fell short of expectations, but a recent cash raise extended the EV maker's runway into 2025.

Paralelní Polis is an incubator in Prague where digital rights activists and coders come together to talk about decentralized tech.

Starliner continues to be a costly and behind-schedule endeavor for Boeing, with the company absorbing about $1.5 billion in cost overruns to date.

The new iPhone will launch after a September Apple event and will come just in time for the holidays.

Elon Musk said he may require surgery and is getting an MRI of his neck and upper back.

Berkshire's solid performance in insurance helped offset the softness in railroad due to lower volumes.

Kickstarter CEO Everette Taylor says two soft skills helped him build a career and land the crowdfunding platform's top job: risk-taking and empathy.

Moscow is sourcing a growing number of advanced microchips from the West through intermediary countries such as China, analysis by CNBC shows.

Oil prices eased from four-month highs as crude's summer rally takes a breather.

Zoom's update comes amid growing public debate on the extent to which AI services should be trained on individuals' data.

Tracy Britt Cool was hired at Berkshire straight out of business school after she wrote a letter to Warren Buffett. It wasn't the only letter she sent.

The recent decline in profitability was in line with industry trends and a broader fall in oil prices in the first half of this year.

The world's oceans are a critical life support system and a vital buffer against the impacts of the climate crisis.