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Prominent Chinese investment banker Bao Fan is missing, his company China Renaissance said late Thursday.

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki said Thursday that she's stepping down.

The Tesla recall notice was posted on the on the website of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Thursday.

The SEC charged Terraform and its CEO, Do Kwon, with fraud, alleging that they bilked investors out of billions of dollars.

The remarks put to rest mounting pressure from Congress to tell the public about what these three balloons were, and whether they posed an ongoing threat.

The letter is a signal of heightened pressure on the panel as TikTok has so far been able to continue its operations in the U.S.

The update comes a day after Ford confirmed production of the F-150 Lightning had been suspended over a potential battery issue.

The Find N2 Flip marks Oppo's push to make a dent in the premium segment of the smartphone market, in a challenge to Samsung.

Bans and price caps targeting Russian oil are having the "intended effect" despite surprisingly resilient exports in recent months, according to the International Energy Agency.

For some venture capitalists, we're approaching a night of the living dead.

The European Central Bank is worried that the euro zone will end up in a "sandwich position" between U.S. Big Tech and China's payment systems.

The CEO of Standard Chartered said the bank was 'absolutely not' for sale on CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe."

ChatGPT "has illustrated to people just how advanced AI has become," according to Musk.

A tight labor market and comparatively slow return to earth for inflation means the Bank of England is likely to press ahead with a further interest rate hike in March, economists suggest.

January's retail sales, like the months' jobs report and consumer price index, were higher than expected. But stocks don't seem concerned anymore.

Index provider MSCI said it will delay implementing weighting changes for some Adani Group companies until later this year.

January's retail sales, like the months' jobs report and consumer price index, were higher than expected. But stocks don't seem concerned anymore.

The tycoon found the ground sinking beneath his feet and the fortunes of his businesses plummeting after a short-sellers report.

As Google races to get its artificial intelligence search tool up to speed, it wants employees to flag incorrect answers and even to rewrite them.

The security incident comes at a sensitive time for ASML which has been caught in the middle of the battle for tech supremacy between the U.S. and China