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Stocks tried to bounce from a punishing bear market for the tech-heavy Nasdaq and a sharp pullback for the S&P 500.

Coinbase told staff Tuesday it would slow hiring and reevaluate its headcount, reversing earlier plans to triple its workforce in 2022.

European stocks advanced on Tuesday as global markets try to build on some positive momentum seen at the start of the new trading week.

"My offer was based on Twitter's SEC filings being accurate," Musk tweeted early Tuesday.

Mastercard on Tuesday launched a program that allows retailers to offer biometric payment methods, like facial recognition and fingerprint scanning.

The stock has dropped as investors fear Musk will walk back on his agreement to acquire the social media company for $44 billion.

British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss confirmed on Tuesday that the government intends to introduce legislation to make changes to the Northern Ireland protocol.

JD.com said revenue for the first quarter of 2022 totaled 239.7 billion Chinese yuan ($37.8 billion) vs. 236.6 billion yuan expected, a 18% year-on-year rise.

JPMorgan has upgraded Chinese tech stocks on the back of diminished risks, just two months after calling the sector "uninvestable."

Those behind the testing facility — a world first — hope it will accelerate development of marine energy technology.

Finland's bunkers have soccer pitches, playgrounds and cafeterias — and are also designed to protect citizens from attack.

Before appearing on Netflix, Justin Ellen was already running a successful cake business. "Last year, we grossed $100,000 in sales," he told CNBC Make It.

With Finland and Sweden both announcing their bids to join the Western military alliance NATO on Sunday, all eyes are on how Russia will react.

Businesses have discussed moving factories out of China for years, especially since labor costs have climbed and U.S.-China trade tensions worsened.

Carvana has gone from Wall Street's preferred used car retailer to trading like a meme stock amid cost-cutting measures and layoffs.

Major averages posted steep losses last week amid an intense sell-off as the Fed attempts to tamp down inflation.

"So far, nothing's gone right, so stop pretending otherwise," the "Mad Money" host said Monday.

Twitter shares are tumbling on concerns about Elon Musk's acquisition agreement, after the Tesla CEO said the deal is on pause.

Parag Agrawal's explanation comes after Elon Musk said he would put his $44 billion acquisition "on hold" while he researches spam accounts on the platform.

Saudi Arabia's Aramco reported a more-than 80% jump in profit, topping analyst expectations and setting a new record for the company.