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European Parliament approved a rule which, if passed, would mean all electronic devices sold in the EU must be equipped with USB Type-C charging capabilities.

Rivian built over 7,000 electric vehicles in the third quarter, its best quarterly total yet, as it remains on track to make 25,000 in 2022.

The companies said the deal will deepen Naver's reach in online retail, while allowing Poshmark to expand into international markets.

Foxconn reported record revenue for September on the back of strong demand for Apple's iPhone 14, but said it is "cautiously positive" for the fourth quarter.

"A scenario whereby house prices crash ... is looking increasingly likely," U.K. economist Andrew Goodwin warned.

Samsung said it will start making chips with a 2 nanometer process in 2025 and 1.4 nanometer process in 2027, in a bid to catch up with market leader TSMC.

Shares of South Korean and Japanese defense firms rose sharply in Asia's session after the North launched a ballistic missile that flew over Japanese territory.

Another big European energy firm, Germany's RWE, is making similar moves.

Comparisons between the ideology of Liz Truss, who became U.K. prime minister earlier this month, and Ronald Reagan have come thick and fast.

Mastercard will on Tuesday launch a new product called Crypto Secure that helps banks assess the risk of crime associated with crypto merchants on its network.

After months of research, CNBC and Statista release the rankings of the best hotels for business travelers in 11 cities in the Middle East.

Indonesia's Jakarta Composite index may have faced a couple of bumps in the road in 2022, but it's the best-performing major Asia-Pacific index so far.

China says it wants to be carbon neutral by 2060 — and those stated ambitions are spawning companies that could one day become global leaders.

His comments come after Morgan Stanley estimated that the iPhone maker's App store net revenue tumbled a record 5% last month.

Trump faces a criminal investigation by the Department of Justice over the removal of government records when he left the White House.

In the third quarter of 2022, Tesla faced soaring commodity prices, executive turnover, and growing pains at its new factories in Germany and Texas.

Stocks rebounded on Monday after an ugly end to the month and quarter on Friday.

Musk drew the public ire of Ukraine when he tweeted his idea of the most likely outcome of Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine.

It seems preposterous that things can stay this bleak for so long, with healthy banks and a healthy consumer. But things aren't working out like that right now.

Credit Suisse executives are in talks with investors to reassure them amid rising concerns over the bank's financial health, the Financial Times reported.