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Shares of Alphabet dipped Wednesday, a day after the company released third-quarter earnings that missed on the top and bottom lines.

The Treasury Department announced new sanctions against Iranian officials for the 'brutal ongoing crackdown' on peaceful protesters.

Your Covid symptoms — including their severity, and how long they might last — may depend on your vaccination status, data from the ZOE Health Study suggests.

The analysis comes ahead of next month's COP27 climate change summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, where the shadow of 2015's Paris Agreement will loom large. 

The U.K.'s fiscal statement will be delayed to Nov. 17 after it was initially brought forward to Oct. 31.

Apple's iPhone uses its proprietary Lightning charger. Under upcoming EU law, the iPhone would need to support USB-C.

Heathrow Airport warns it will be "a number of years" before demand returns to pre-pandemic levels.

The vehicle maker expects full-year earnings for the group to be "significantly above" last year.

Ofcom Chief Executive Melanie Dawes said self-regulation of the metaverse wouldn't fly under U.K. online safety laws.

After the pandemic caused a "mass exodus" of women from the workforce, progress around gender equity has slowed down, a new KPMG report says.

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon both expect a U.S. recession.

Department of Labor Secretary Marty Walsh says jobs will grow despite a slowing economy, but without immigration reform, a bigger 'catastrophe' is coming.

Rates aside, there are two questions in the minds of market players as they wait to hear from ECB President Christine Lagarde Thursday.

Barclays on Wednesday reported an unexpected rise in third-quarter earnings on the back of strong trading revenues, despite a continued drag from a costly U.S. trading error.

Deutsche Bank on Wednesday reported a net income of 1.115 billion euros for the third quarter.

Hydrogen has a diverse range of applications and can be deployed in a wide range of industries.

IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol warned emerging and developing countries are most vulnerable to soaring energy prices.

The U.K.'s third prime minister of the year faces a packed in-tray including a looming recession and the European energy crisis.

Officials are discussing "several possible options" to correct what South Korea believes to be unfair policies, ambassador Cho Tae-yong said.

Alphabet reported its weakest revenue growth since 2013 in its third-quarter earnings statement on Tuesday.