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Bitcoin rose over the weekend as cryptocurrency investors continue to look for a bottom following a rough two months of selling.

Russia is exploring a new way of circumventing U.S. sanctions preventing Moscow from servicing its dollar-denominated debt payments to foreign bondholders.

StockX, in a response to Nike's allegations, defended its anti-counterfeiting measures and said Nike itself had previously praised them.

China's "zero Covid" measures on trucking and cross-city transport limitations continue to slow down manufacturing and logistics.

In a letter to Twitter, a lawyer for Musk called it a "clear material breach" of the terms of their merger agreement.

Bill Gates' summer 2022 reading recommendations don't "exactly sound like the stuff of beach reads," the billionaire writes. Here's why they made his list anyway.

The U.S. has distributed 1,200 vaccine doses to people who have had high risk exposures to monkeypox.

European stocks advanced on Monday as international markets gear up for key U.S. data releases, including the latest inflation reading.

Goal of recycling components used in turbine blades feeds into the idea of creating a circular economy.

The Duke of Cambridge made his comments during a speech in London on Saturday evening.

The U.K.'s Prime Minister Boris Johnson will face a vote of confidence Monday evening amid increasing dissatisfaction in his leadership.

Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has named Finance Minister Lawrence Wong as deputy prime minister in a cabinet reshuffle.

China's Caixin Services PMI released Monday came in at 41.4, an improvement over April's reading of 36.2 but still in contraction territory.

In a significant step toward normality, the capital city of Beijing allowed most restaurants to resume in-store dining Monday, after a hiatus of about a month.

The cryptocurrency industry is focusing on the following major themes: the result of the market crash, the future of stablecoins and regulation.

Amid the fanfare of President Biden's new Indo-Pacific strategy, China flew under the radar and hosted a high-level discussion on RCEP, the world's largest trade pact.

Markets will be dominated by two forces – concern over inflation, or "fire," and recession, or "ice," said Pick, co-President of the bank.

Ukraine must win. Russia must lose. It's really that simple.

During her first full year of business, this 23-year-old wedding photographer made $177,000. Now, she has to keeping up with her quickly scaling company.

Topsoil is eroding at a fast pace due to climate change and poor farming practices that experts say threatens food supply, the environment and water security.