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Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose modestly on Thursday after the Bank of Japan kept rates on hold, while Asia markets were mixed.

China will need more stimulus to see any meaningful recovery for this year, according to Morgan Stanley.

Airline executives at Britain's Farnborough International Airshow are betting on the use of sustainable aviation fuels to reduce their climate impact.

China's cybersecurity authority fined ride-hailing giant Didi in apparent closure of a yearlong probe that prevented the company from adding new users.

Details of a new anti-fragmentation tool will be closely watched and come at a critical moment as Italy faces another severe political crisis.

Toyota started working on the development of fuel-cell vehicles back in 1992.

The Apollo RT6 comes with a detachable steering wheel, as the car will no longer necessarily need one to drive.

NITES President Harpreet Singh Saluja told CNBC that Indian IT CEOs are taking home "obscenely high salaries" despite pandemic layoffs.

Fears of a global recession are growing. CNBC Make It finds out how you can keep your career safe in a downturn.

Sky Sports reports the U.S. requires non-citizens to be fully vaccinated against coronavirus to enter, meaning Djokovic will not be allowed entry.

U.S. President Joe Biden said he expects to speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time since March.

President Biden announced the new climate change initiatives during a speech at a former coal-fired plant in Somerset, Massachusetts.

"The reality is, we've seen this. Inflation is going to be fixed over time," the BlackRock CEO said.

Some investors have been encouraged by the recent trading action, believing it is signaling that the bear market has bottomed.

Tesla's margins were impacted by inflation and fiercer competition for the components that go into EVs.

Minecraft creator Mojang said it won't support NFTs because they "create a scenario of the haves and the have-nots."

Congress is nearing key votes on a bill to fund U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, known as the CHIPS Act.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk spent much of 2021 hyping cryptocurrencies. His company has exited most of its bitcoin holdings amid a dramatic downfall.

The new hotel is a bet on the surge in luxury travel and the hopeful return of business travelers this fall.

Coinbase said in a blog post that it had "no financing exposure" to collapsed crypto firms Celsius, Three Arrows Capital and Voyager Digital.