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Blinken's visit was slated for earlier this year but postponed after a reconnaissance balloon linked to China was discovered lingering over U.S. airspace.

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Sonos expects to incur up to $14 million in restructuring costs in the third quarter.

Cash-strapped Covid vaccine Novavax still faces a nunber of challenges, chiefly competing with Pfizer and Moderna in the U.S. commercial market this fall.

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday is expected to take a break and let the U.S. economy catch its breath.

The European Union on Wednesday charged Google with breaching antitrust rules in advertising technology, known as adtech.

France is trying to convince Elon Musk to build Tesla's next Gigafactory in the country, the nation's digital minister told CNBC on Wednesday.

"We will invest in the models that work – those with the highest returns that play to our strengths," Shell CEO Wael Sawan said in a statement.

Talks have been ongoing since last year.

Toyota shareholders voted to retain Akio Toyoda as chairman as Japan Inc comes under increasing pressure to engage shareholders to boost profitability.

Recent inflation data shows that price dynamics are abating but consumer price rises are still far too high.

Global oil demand is poised to peak before the end of this decade, according to IEA chief Fatih Birol.

China's move to cut its seven-day reverse repurchase rate signals a shift from a wait-and-see approach to proactive easing, economists say.

India's growth is looking like a "bright spot" as the country extends its strength in the outsourcing sector.

"I don't see our relationship with the U.S., with China as being mutually exclusive," Al-Falih told CNBC.

Goldman Sachs economists said China's "property weakness will likely be a multi-year growth drag" for the economy.

May’s consumer price index was mostly great news for traders, who saw it as a sign that the Fed will leave the interest rate unchanged for now.

Disney reorganized its movie release calendar, pushing back various installments in the Avatar, Avengers, and Star Wars franchises.

Google's latest effort to make sure employees are in the office is getting criticized by some staffers, who say they're being treated like schoolchildren.

Allyship is essential to fostering an inclusive, welcoming and equitable office culture, says Joanne Lipman, a lecturer at Yale University.