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Shares of Chinese EV maker BYD tumble after Warren Buffett says he's trimming his stake – fund manager says there's more to come

While the term is new, the concept isn't. One workplace expert said that there have always been employees who react to burnout by "doing the bare minimum." 

Inflation and higher interest rates have sent yields surging.

Donald Trump wants a special master to examine documents seized from Mar-a-Lago in an FBI raid, which the DOJ says found scores of classified documents.

North Carolina facility will manufacture batteries for both plug-in hybrid and battery electric vehicles.

Euro zone inflation hit a new record high in August at 9.1%, exceeding economists' expectations.

Europe's hot, dry weather is the latest challenge plaguing farmers and their crops this year, as analysts warn smaller harvests may mean higher grocery prices.

It is expected that gas flows via Nord Stream 1, which runs from Russia to Germany via the Baltic Sea, will be suspended from Aug. 31 through to Sept. 3.

NetEase and its rival Tencent have been upping their efforts overseas as the Chinese domestic games market slows down amid tighter regulation.

This year's gathering takes on additional significance as it's become a widely watched marker for when China may begin to ease its stringent zero-Covid policy.

Russian gas giant Gazprom posted a record first-half profit on Tuesday and promised new dividends to shareholders.

G-20 ministers are gathering in Indonesia to track their progress in bringing down carbon emissions. Expectations are low.

Should the nuclear deal be revived, 1-2 million barrels per day of extra oil could hit the market in a comparatively short period of time," one analyst said.

The front-runner to become the U.K.'s next prime minister plans to review the Bank of England's mandate, and it's concerning campaigners and think tanks.

In less than two years, Chinese tech giant Baidu's robotaxis have grabbed about 10% of the ride-hailing market in a Beijing suburb, the company said Tuesday.

While there are uncertainties surrounding the strength of the demand and production of steel in China, Fortescue says there are so far no signs demand has crumbled.

Snap has had a difficult year, with the company most recently missing on both revenues and earnings of its second-quarter earnings.

"The problem we have is that the [Fed Chair Jerome Powell] does not understand ... what the causes of inflation are and were," said the Johns Hopkins professor.

New York Fed President John Williams said he expects rates to continue higher and to remain at those levels until inflation is subdued.

Lucid and Nikola said in regulatory filings that they will issue new shares to raise cash as the EV industry faces sharply rising costs for battery minerals.