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29.11.2022
It's time for investors to start making safer bets.
The world's top makers of bitcoin mining technology hope to raise money from investors by selling shares in Hong Kong.
Tencent Music has filed plans to go public in the United States in what could be one of the biggest recent US IPOs by a Chinese company.
Microsoft announced a new version of its desktop computer Surface Studio, and its first pair of smart headphones. It also announced the Surface Pro 6 and Surface Laptop 2.
SoftBank and Toyota, two of Japan's most high-profile companies, are teaming up to change the world of transportation through autonomous vehicles and other technologies.
Changing tastes and the challenge from new Chinese rivals are forcing US and European companies including Apple and Starbucks to adopt new strategies to succeed in the world's second biggest economy.
The company hasn't found any evidence so far that third-party sites were impacted in the massive attack impacting 50 million users.
Barnes & Noble stock jumped more than 20% after the board said it would consider a sale of the troubled company.
Broadband trade groups and the DOJ have filed lawsuits over California's days-old law protecting net neutrality.
Aston Martin is joining the ranks of listed automakers with an IPO that values the British company at more than $5 billion.
Volkswagen has severed ties with suspended Audi CEO Rupert Stadler, who has been jailed since June in connection with an emissions investigation.
Employers and workers together are spending close to $20,000 for family health insurance coverage in 2018, according to a new Kaiser Family Foundation report.
Toys "R" Us may be coming back.
A tumultuous quarter at Tesla ended with some very good sales numbers.
A collection of new emoji is coming to iOS 12.1 for iPhone and iPad users, including food and cute animals.
Bumble is the latest online dating app to compete for the hearts of women in India.
Beth Ford's first job paid $2 an hour. Early in the morning, she climbed on the school bus to go detassel corn, joining other kids in Sioux City, Iowa, who did it as a summer job.
The lead story for Thursday's morning shows: The impending vote to advance Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court.
New General Electric boss Larry Culp just got a fresh reminder of the debt-riddled balance sheet he's inheriting.
Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.