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Net profit for the first half stood at $18.1 billion, while revenue for the same period came in at $36.9 billion.

Beijing doesn't want to send a signal that it is in "panicky mode yet," as policymakers want to show confidence that "they can manage the economic situation."

Reprisals over climate policies come at a time of extreme heat.

Riad Salameh's tenure as governor of Lebanon's central bank on Monday came to an end after 30 years.

Chinese property stocks slid Tuesday, after Country Garden scrapped its $300 million primary share placement.

Analysts highlighted financials, fast moving consumer goods, manufacturing and health care as ways to cash in on that boom.

The average selling price of smartphones in China is on the rise even as the overall market declines. This is positive for sales of Apple's expensive iPhones.

Traders think that scenario is looking increasingly likely. Stocks had a great July and the optimism extended to the commodities market.

Meta shares are skyrocketing, underscoring investor optimism regarding profitability and a recovery in the company's online ad business.

The U.S. Virgin Islands alleges in a federal lawsuit that JPMorgan Chase facilitated sex trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein for years.

City officials said in a complaint they were told by X, formerly known as Twitter, that the structure was a "temporary lighted sign for an event."

Both 'Barbie' and 'Oppenheimer' held tough at the domestic box office in their second weekends.

Riyadh claims it has maintained a neutral stance on the Kremlin's ongoing war.

The third nuclear reactor at the Vogtle plant in Georgia began commercial operation on Monday, the first nuclear reactor to start in the US in almost 7 years.

"You have to be balanced," Heineken CEO Dolf van den Brink told CNBC. "At the same time, you need to stand for your values and your principles."

Polls show DeSantis slipping against former President Donald Trump in the race for the 2024 Republican nomination.

Previously only supplying drones to a few Middle Eastern allies, Iran is now expanding its reach after using Ukraine as a launchpad for its technology.

Artificial intelligence is helping some side hustles get more efficient, and therefore more lucrative. Here's how, and which types of gigs might be next.

On July 20, X Corp., formerly known as Twitter, sent a letter to the Center for Countering Digital Hate, threatening to sue the British research nonprofit.

To counteract bias, some workers are taking classes to learn how to speak with American or British accents. CNBC takes a look at some of the pros and cons.