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The seizure of the superyacht Amadea by U.S. authorities is the latest action targeting Russian oligarchs over their country's invasion of Ukraine.

Elon Musk has told SpaceX employees the company isn't likely to take its Starlink satellite internet business public until 2025 or later, CNBC has learned.

Apple's new iOS 16 software suggests the company may be planning an always-on display for the iPhone 14.

Novavax was part of the U.S. race to develop a vaccine in 2020, but the company faced manufacturing hurdles that delayed authorization.

Monday's vote saw Johnson win the backing of most of his Conservative lawmakers, but by a much slimmer margin than his supporters had hoped.

The European Commission is going to force smartphone manufacturers to equip their devices with a standard USB-C charging port.

Checkout.com said it will let settle payments in the stablecoin USDC through a partnership with crypto security firm Fireblocks.

A second U.S. firm has sued the London Metal Exchange for $15.3 million over cancelled nickel trades in March.

OnlyFans executives say the platform is not experiencing a slowdown in subscriber numbers despite climbing prices.

The Reserve Bank of Australia unexpectedly announced a 50 basis points increase in the cash rate on Tuesday to 0.85%.

Russia has failed to achieve its strategic goals in the first 100 days of the war and Ukraine need not cede substantial territory, said a former U.S. diplomat.

Vietnam's stock index has fallen more than 10% this year, and one portfolio manager says now is a "good time to consider investing in Vietnam."

Around 60% of 270 companies surveyed by Mercer reviewed their benefits in 2021, up from between 10% and 15% in earlier years.

Chinese regulators are concluding investigations into ride-hailing giant Didi, The Wall Street Journal reported, sending shares of the company surging.

Quantum computing will speed up the computational power that drives many industries and could impact everything from drug discovery to how data is secured.

In 2015, Alex Trias quit his six-figure job and retired early at 41 in Portugal. Now, he and his wife live off their retirement savings and passive income earnings. Here's how much they spend per month — and what it's like to live in Portugal.

"The only dip that can be bought right now, at least, is the dip in oil," the "Mad Money" host said.

The MacBook Air is the best-selling Apple laptop, and the new design will likely boost Mac sales in the coming quarters.

The gains followed a disappointing week for investors in which the major averages suffered modest losses.

Some 211 Conservative Party lawmakers voted in favor of Prime Minister Boris Johnson, while 148 voted against him — a result worse than many expected.