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Crypto firms are scrambling to find institutions to bank with after the collapse of Signature Bank and Silvergate Capital.

XRP, a cryptocurrency closely associated with Ripple, surged over 11% on Wednesday as investors grew hopeful the firm would win its legal battle with the SEC.

Investors have been watching to see if Nike's gross margins improve from its direct-to-consumer channels.

"The longer we wait the worse the situation will get," France's Emmanuel Macron insisted of his pension reforms amid widespread strikes and protests.

Fifteen people were transported to the hospital after the ship toppled over.

U.K. inflation unexpectedly jumped in February as food and energy bills continued to soar, placing further pressure on households.

The Fed will close its two-day meeting Wednesday with a heavy air of uncertainty.

GameStop has been in the midst of a turnaround and posted its first quarterly profit in two years.

Marcus Swanepoel, the CEO of crypto exchange Luno, is now executive chairman. He'll focus on helping Luno seek funding from investors other than DCG.

AT1 bonds date back to the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, when regulators tried to shift risk away from taxpayers.

Germany could be weeks away from introducing a bill to legalize cannabis — a move that would make it the world’s largest regulated national market for the drug.

For 2023, Geely set a sales target of 1.65 million units and said it aims to double the share of new energy and electrified vehicle sales.

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to cooperate on a range of economic and business areas.

GoTo posted a wider net loss in 2022 as the firm struggles towards profitability

Virgin Orbit is returning a "small team" to work on Thursday, as the company aims to prepare for its next rocket launch even as its future remains in doubt.

Finland has been named the happiest country in the world for six years in a row. Now it's planning a masterclass to teach people it's a skill — not a mindset.

Credit Suisse's largest shareholder confirmed to CNBC that it had suffered a loss of around 80% on its investment.

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank was "a little bit like the Lehman moment for technology," a top Goldman Sachs deal-maker told CNBC.

Chew emphasized the large scale of TikTok users, small and medium-sized businesses and its own employees based in the U.S. that rely on the company.

In a memo to employees Tuesday, Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai wrote, “user feedback is critical to improving the product and the underlying technology."