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Global stock markets diverged after a worldwide sell-off, as analysts assessed the longevity of the bear market and risk of recession.

The S&P 500 declined nearly 4% overnight on Wall Street to 3,749.63, leaving its losses from its January record at more than 21%.

In remarks delivered via video to the Austrian World Summit in Vienna, Antonio Guterres issued a sobering assessment of the planet's prospects.

Italy's 10-year bond yield rose to 4% — a level not seen since 2014.

Analysts fear that Ukraine could be losing the upper hand in the Donbas, leaving it vulnerable to being wholly seized by Russia.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently told employees about plans to reduce salaried head count by 10%.

BYD's growing sales for various models have helped the company climb into the ranks of the top three brands in China by passenger car sales so far this year.

Popular crypto lender BlockFi is cutting around 20% of its staff after the "dramatic shift in macroeconomic conditions."

Crypo markets sold off on Monday as trading platforms halted withdrawals and digital currency companies cut jobs.

Stocks tumbled Monday, pushing the S&P 500 back into bear market territory, as the major averages came off their worst week since January.

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Binance temporarily paused bitcoin withdrawals, the company's CEO said in a tweet.

Factors including rampant inflation and an imminent interest rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve, along with an issue at Celsius, are behind the sell-off.

The FAA said SpaceX will be required to take more than 75 actions to mitigate environmental impacts before the company can receive a launch license.

GM's stock closing below the $33 a share IPO price from November 2010 occurred hours after the company's annual shareholder meeting.

The firm had more than $8 billion lent out to clients and almost $12 billion in assets under management as of May.

The odds of a recession may be rising, but it’s unlikely to be a deep one, said Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman.

European stocks closed sharply lower on Monday as investor sentiment was dominated by the prospect of forthcoming interest rate hikes.

The average price for a gallon of unleaded gasoline rose above $5 nationally for the first time, and prices look set to continue to rise into the summer months.

U.K. Covid-19 cases have risen for the first time in two months, according to new data, which warns of a possible further spike ahead.