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Lyft's cofounders, Logan Green and John Zimmer, will step back from their day-to-day roles as CEO and president, with David Risher as the new CEO.

Bitcoin is still on track to cap a winning month. It's advanced 16% in March, while ether has gained 6%.

The deal will see First Citizens BancShares purchase approximately $72 billion of SVB assets at a discount of $16.5 billion.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday agreed to suspend a planned judiciary reform until the next parliament session after nationwide protests paralyzed the country.

The conversation about regulating deep-sea mining in international waters has become especially urgent ahead of a rulemaking deadline.

Disney CEO Bob Iger notified employees in a memo that job losses will begin this week.

The Brooklyn-born artist became rap's first billionaire back in 2019.

Alibaba founder Jack Ma has been spotted in China in a potential sign that Beijing is warming to technology giants again after a crackdown on the sector.

The disagreement has led to chaos and confusion for airports, businesses, and people across Lebanon. 

Internet satellite company OneWeb is aiming to roll out coverage globally after successfully launching an additional 36 satellites Sunday.

BuzzFeed, Vice, Vox Media and Bustle Digital Group are sharpening their focus to enhance core strengths.

Humza Yousaf has been elected the new head of the Scottish National Party by party members.

Huawei along with other domestic firms, created electronic chip design tools required to make semiconductors at 14 nanometers and above, a top exec said.

Mass protests have erupted in Israel in recent months over controversial judicial reforms pushed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.

Uncertainty caused by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank this month triggered outflows and plunging share prices at peers including First Republic and PacWest.

Germany is poised to pass a new nationality law that will make it easier for foreigners to gain citizenship.

Al-Khudairy's resignation comes days after his comments fueled investor panic and contributed to a selloff in the shares of embattled lender Credit Suisse.

Club Med is "very optimistic" about China's reopening, and says the luxury resort chain is "definitely not for sale," an executive from Fosun Tourism Group told CNBC.

The U.K.'s competition regulator on Friday said it has narrowed the scope of its investigation into Microsoft's takeover of Activision.

First Citizens bank agreed to buy Silicon Valley Bank’s deposits and loans, suggesting there is still confidence in the U.S. banking sector.