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Vijay Ayyar, Luno's vice president of corporate development and international, resigned from the firm after seven years working there.

The first-quarter results come after a year of whopping profits for Big Oil.

For Morgan Stanley and others, the cuts show Wall Street is wrangling with a slump that's dragging on for longer than expected

Samsung confirmed on Tuesday that it is temporarily restricting the use of generative AI products, such as ChatGPT, through the company's personal computers.

One-pilot planes could be on the horizon thanks to rapid developments in artificial intelligence, Emirates President Tim Clark told CNBC.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon's assertion that turmoil in the banking sector was effectively ended by the resolution of First Republic may be premature, one analyst has suggested.

Tesla increased the price of vehicles including its Model 3 and Model Y in the U.S., China, Canada, and Japan.

Inflation in the euro zone rose in April, according to preliminary data released Tuesday, remaining significantly above levels targeted by the European Central Bank.

"We will compete like we have been competing all these years," Qatar's CEO Akbar Al Baker said at the Arabian Travel Market conference in Dubai.

With limited upside from these levels, CEO Piyush Gupta said he expects the pace of decline will be very gradual and not "falling off a cliff."

Germany has an aging population, so hiring robots and widespread digitalization could be key in solving the country's labor shortage crisis.

More people in South Korea are choosing to dine, drink and travel alone — embracing the "honjok" lifestyle trend that has visibly taken root in the country.

Italy has previously been described as a "middle-power" bridge used by Beijing and Moscow to strike deals.

Sachin Dev Duggal, CEO of Builder.ai, said we've only just begun to see what's possible with AI and that the space is in need of a reality check.

Artificial Intelligence will impact all parts of our lives — including money. Here's what experts think could happen and what you need to know.

The Reserve Bank of Australia hiked 25 basis points to 3.85% as economists polled by Reuters expected it to pause for a second consecutive time.

The International Monetary Fund said Asia-Pacific growth will primarily be driven by China's recovery and "resilient" growth in India as the rest of the world braces for slowed growth.

The Biden administration will end Covid vaccine mandates for federal employees, contractors and air travelers on May 11.

The U.S. could fail to meet its debt obligations sooner than expected, adding pressure to stalled talks between the White House and Congress.

Geoffrey Hinton, known as the "godfather of AI," is leaving his role at Google and plans to warn about the risks of the technology he's promoted.