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Disney CEO Bob Iger told CNBC he plans to stay only for two years, and that he wants more "Toy Story" and "Frozen" sequels.

GM has signed a long-term agreement with GlobalFoundries to establish exclusive production capacity of U.S.-produced semiconductor chips.

Shares of Alphabet tumbled Wednesday after the company held an event to promote its new artificial intelligence chatbot.

Fast-casual and full-service restaurants like Chipotle and Chili's are struggling to attract customers.

Tether on Thursday said it generated $700 million of profit in the December quarter, which the firm has used to boost its reserves.

Credit Suisse on Thursday reported a fourth-quarter net loss of 1.4 billion Swiss francs, as it carried out its strategic overhaul.

Median rents in Manhattan hit a record in January, fueled by a strong job market and tight supply.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has urged workers and employers to consider the expected sharp fall in inflation this year when negotiating pay settlements.

This year is a crucial inflection point for Turkey as it approaches its presidential election on May 14.

Demand for Covid-19 vaccines has dropped, but AstraZeneca has "blockbuster" projects in development that are set to make billions of dollars, according to its CFO.

The president's trip comes at a critical point for Ukraine, with authorities expecting a large-scale offensive by Russia.

Disney unveiled a vast corporate restructuring, and CEO Bob Iger said the company isn't considering a spinoff of ESPN.

The case comes shortly after Shell reported its highest-ever annual profit of nearly $40 billion.

The finance professor at the Stern school of business said fundamentals "never come into play" for Indian markets.

Growing interest surrounding OpenAI's ChatGPT have led China-listed stocks related to artificial intelligence soaring this year so far.

Niche web browser Opera is planning to integrate ChatGPT into its products, Opera's parent Kunlun Tech announced Wednesday.

After weeks of defying the Federal Reserve, U.S. markets realized that interest rate hikes are probably here to stay.

Singapore is set to allow non-fully vaccinated travelers to enter the country without a negative pre-departure test from next week, health authorities announced Thursday.

All the factories that U.S. toy company Basic Fun works with in China told workers not to return right after the Lunar New Year holiday, said CEO Jay Foreman.

After weeks of defying the Federal Reserve, U.S. markets realized that interest rate hikes are probably here to stay.