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Google CEO Sundar Pichai received $226 million last year, mostly through stock awards, making him one of the highest-paid CEOs in the U.S.

Most renters are focused on saving for retirement savings or paying off debt rather than buying a house.

The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority on Thursday launched an investigation into the artificial intelligence industry.

The entrepreneur's comments were made during an extensive interview with the BBC.

The European Central Bank announced a new rate decision as inflation remains well-above its target.

The sharp selloff in regional banks sparked by the March failure of Silicon Valley Bank resumed Tuesday, catching Wall Street analysts and investors off guard.

The beer industry demonstrated "resilience even in the context of an ongoing inflationary environment," the biggest brewer in the world said.

We are still some way off reaching human-level artificial intelligence despite rapid advances in the technology, an early investor in DeepMind told CNBC.

PacWest shares are down about 72% this year as regional banks come under more strain.

Speculation is mounting that Russia staged a drone attack on the Kremlin that it blamed on Ukraine Wednesday.

Novo Nordisk said Thursday that it was cutting the supply of some doses of its popular obesity drug in the U.S. as it struggles to keep up with surging demand.

British oil giant Shell on Thursday posted stronger-than-anticipated first-quarter profit, extending a record run of bumper results.

Volkswagen said operating profit fell 31% to 5.7 billion euros ($6.3 billion) through the first three months of 2023.

The new version of Bing has yet to gain search advertising market share, but Microsoft has limited its availability. Now that's changing.

Olive oil prices have hit record levels, thanks to a prolonged drought in top producer Spain — and the elevated prices are expected to stay for some time.

The new economic figures both strengthen the case for the ECB to only hike rates by a smaller amount at is policy meeting.

Companies like Audi, Volvo Cars and Stellantis are looking to establish a foothold in a market already home to some big India-based players.

"Every single month doesn't look the same because you're often in different areas, with different currencies, and there are different expenses," said Daniella Pashuk.

South Korea's finance minister says the nation sees a "turning point" in economic relations with Japan.

Jeffrey Epstein, a sex offender who had been friends with former presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, was a customer of JPMorgan Chase for years.