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The hydrogen electric trucks sent to Germany will bolster the XCIENT Fuel Cell's presence in Europe.

Burjeel Holdings on Thursday reported record full-year 2021 revenue of 3.35 billion UAE dirhams ($912m) and a profit for the year of 234 million UAE dirhams.

Adidas CEO Kasper Rorsted believes the controversial Saudi-backed LIV Golf series is part of a "normal evolution" of the sport.

"Business momentum is a bit mixed. Our corporate lending activities are actually doing quite well. And so the balance sheets continue to grow," DBS Group CEO Piyush Gupta said.

Analysts say the Indian rupee could test new lows of 82 against the dollar as a perfect storm of global headwinds continue to pummel the currency.

Nuclear leaders from around the globe gathered at the United Nations on Tuesday to discuss safety.

Nearly 8,000 digital wallets have been drained of just over $5.2 million in digital coins including solana's sol token and USD Coin, according to Elliptic.

Jim Cramer broke down charts analysis from legendary market technician Larry Williams.

AP Moller-Maersk on Wednesday forecast a slowdown in global shipping container demand in 2022 amid weakening consumer confidence and supply chain congestion.

Yum Brands reported mixed quarterly results as Covid lockdowns in China weighed on KFC's and Pizza Hut's sales.

The top U.S. lawmaker met Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen on Wednesday in a highly controversial visit that has angered Beijing.

Instead of naming their kids after biblical figures or the British monarchy, some parents are choosing the names of places that hold meaningful travel memories.

A little-known Hong Kong-based fintech company saw its shares skyrocket 21,400% since its IPO in mid-July.

Eleven LIV golfers filed an antitrust lawsuit against the PGA Tour Wednesday after being suspended from the tour.

AMD CEO Lisa Su joined CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday to talk about the company's PC sales, the data center market and more.

If the U.S. economy is in recession, someone forgot to tell the jobs market.

The economy has shifted so abruptly in 2022 that most of the big employment trends from the Covid era have reversed, creating major challenges for employers.

When a parnter is laid off, toeing the line between being empathic and pragmatic can be challenging, especially if finances are involved.

He added that the funds, which equate to $100 billion in the first quarter of this year should instead be used to support vulnerable communities.

Britton explains why he thinks investors should expect an uptick in the amount of concerning headlines, contagion worries, and volatility in the second half.