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In a statement, Apple said the price increase for Apple Music was because of increased music licensing costs.

Investors fear Chinese President Xi Jinping's tightened grip on power will lead to continued strict policies on the tech sector.

JPMorgan Chase President Daniel Pinto shared his views on inflation, the U.S. economy and markets in an exclusive CNBC interview.

Shares of many U.S.-listed Chinese companies, including EV makers BYD, Li Auto, Nio and Xpeng, opened the week sharply lower.

Tesla cut the price of its Model 3 and Model Y in China, partly reversing price hikes earlier in the year.

Apple just released iOS 16.1, its latest software update for the iPhone. Here's what's new in iOS 16.1 and how to install it.

Hollywood talent agency CAA dropped Ye, previously known as Kanye West, as a client.

Some big names are reporting Q3 earnings this week. Here's why earnings season is important for stock investors.

From testing to monitoring symptoms to taking time off, what to do if you wake up feeling sick.

Apple reports its fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday. The highlight will be an insight into how the iPhone 14 series is selling.

Studies show that kids who have perseverance are more likely to thrive than kids with high IQ scores. Child psychologist Michele Borba shares nine science-backed ways parents can teach their kids this valuable soft skill.

Apple's new entry-level iPad is $120 more expensive than last year's model, but it's worth the cost if you have an iPad that's two or more years old.

Xpeng will be hoping its XNGP semi-autonomous driving system will boost appeal for its electric vehicles amid rising competition.

After getting some tips from law enforcement, Binance is now “narrowing down” the hacker behind the attack, CEO Changpeng Zhao told CNBC Monday.

Rishi Sunak looks set to become the next U.K. prime minister with results to be announced Monday afternoon.

Ethereum, the world's second-largest cryptocurrency, recently reduced its energy consumption by 99.9%. But it's not likely that bitcoin will do the same.

European firms have been under pressure due to higher inflation, particularly coming from energy costs and wage pressures.

41% of investors with more than $1 million worth of assets have not planned how they will pass on their wealth, a report by UBS found.

The U.K. is gearing up to install a new prime minister this week — its fifth in six years — following the resignation of Liz Truss just 44 days into the job.

The data reflected the impact of Covid controls and the real estate slump, while the automobile industry remained a bright spot.