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The lender's share price is tumbling, revenues are declining and that despite many big U.S. banks posting record profits.
The most prominent driver of oil prices over the next two years is likely to come in the shape of a shipping revolution, analysts have warned.
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"As a person involved in the U.S. affairs, I cannot suppress my surprise at such ignorant and stupid remarks gushing out from the mouth of the U.S. vice- president," North Korean Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Choe Son Hui said.
President Vladimir Putin has set ambitious growth targets for Russia but the country must not sacrifice macro-economic stability to get there, the central bank governor told CNBC.
Boom times have returned on Wall Street, at least for one trading desk.
Minutes from the Fed's May meeting also pointed to an interest rate hike in June.
The U.S. government said late on Wednesday that it would seek to wrestle hundreds of thousands of infected routers and storage devices from the control of hackers who security researchers warned were planning to use the "botnet" to attack Ukraine.
GDPR is a sweeping new data regulation coming into force on May 25 and could affect some of the biggest tech firms in the world.
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Uber just announced its first quarter financials, reporting strong sales growth and a new valuation.
You may not know about it, but Jack Ma's Taobao University knows all about you, according to one e-commerce entrepreneur who attended.
Professional apps like Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro represent recurring revenue opportunities for Apple as the company builds its software business.
Elvira Nabiullina said Russia has developed its own system for financial transfers.
A federal judge in New York ruled Wednesday that President Donald Trump cannot block people from following his Twitter posts.
The permanent clearance had been withheld from Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and a senior White House advisor, for more than a year pending completion of a background check.
Americans for Prosperity unleashed a bevy of ads on Thursday through digital, mail and print platforms.
Apple had already curtailed its grand vision for disrupting the automotive industry by building its own self-driving car. Now the tech giant has narrowed its auto aspirations even further, the New York Times reports.
Destination Maternity's board upheaval may help revive the struggling company, says one shareholder.
Jim Cramer warns that it’s foolish to fight the bears when it comes to the homebuilders.
The Tesla CEO criticized journalists on Wednesday on the heels of a report saying negative media coverage is "increasingly immaterial" to Tesla's stock price.
