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The requirements, which apply regardless of nationality and vaccination status, start Jan. 5.

Beijing on Monday dropped its quarantine on arrival policy, leading many to book their first overseas trips in years.

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Netflix, Disney, Paramount and others lost billions in market value in 2022 as streaming subscriber growth slowed and the ad market tightened.

More than 90% of consumers surveyed over the weekend said they are avoiding going out, according to consulting firm Oliver Wyman.

The year in automotive stocks wasn't just about Elon Musk and Tesla. There were losses across the board, but some didn't lose so much.

Shares of AMC Entertainment have fallen more than 85% so far this year, sinking below $4.

The airline cut another 60% of its schedule even as operations at other airlines improved.

Worldwide ticket sales for Disney and James Cameron's "Avatar: The Way of Water" have topped $1 billion.

As the U.S. enters the fourth year of the Covid pandemic, the virus keeps mutating into more transmissible variants, making it even more difficult to control.

China's latest move to roll back its zero-Covid policy by scrapping quarantine restrictions for travelers is the last leg of recovery we've been waiting for.

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The number of "economically inactive" people — those neither working nor looking for a job — between the ages of 16 and 64 has risen by over 630,000 since 2019.

The U.S. officials noted Malaysia is also taking measures while India and the WHO have expressed their concern about the situation in China.

Nio had expected to deliver up to 48,000 EVs in the fourth quarter, but Covid-linked supply chain issues pushed the Chinese company to cut its guidance.

Supplies of new cars are finally improving. But will the automakers have to cut prices to find enough buyers?

Bitter cold, high winds and snow sparked cascading flight cancellations and delays over the holiday weekend.