The price of bitcoin fell below $39,000 on Friday.
The Federal Reserve's meeting trumps everything else for markets in the week ahead, as investors await any new clues on its plans to raise interest rates.
"We've given Russia two paths. There's a path of diplomacy and dialogue... But there's also a path of its renewed aggression and massive consequences," Blinken said.
Investor Kevin O'Leary thinks 29-year-old Jordan Myers has done a "great job" with his budget. Here's why.
Secretary of State Blinken told his Russian counterpart that the Kremlin could defuse concerns about an invasion by moving troops away from Ukraine's borders.
The Nasdaq suffered its steepest weekly drop since March 2020, as investors turn their attention to quarterly results from Big Tech.
Paramount Pictures and Skydance said the seventh and eighth installments in the "Mission Impossible" franchise would be delayed due to the lingering pandemic.
No longer willing to wait, travelers are booking big "bucket list" trips this year to make up for lost time, despite rising costs in the industry.
The Nasdaq Composite dropped on Friday as sharp losses in streaming giant Netflix dragged the technology-focused index deeper into correction territory.
Bitcoin was trading at around $35,000, about half of its value since hitting its November high.
The IMF expects the global economic recovery to continue, Kristalina Georgieva said, but stressed that it was "losing some momentum."
With the emergence of omicron, the future course of the pandemic is unclear as experts struggle to understand how new variants emerge.
NATO and G-7 members have previously pledged their support for Ukraine amid Russia's aggressive military buildup.
Inflation in the euro area is unlikely to surge to levels seen in the U.S., European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said on Friday.
Hun Sen visited Myanmar in early January for talks with its military rulers since the regime ousted former leader Aung San Suu Kyi in a coup last year.]
The International Monetary Fund's managing director said Friday that China's zero-Covid policy is increasingly looking like a "burden."
Singapore is extending its Covid booster program to teens aged between 12 and 17, authorities said. Previously, only those 18 and over were eligible.
Prior to Friday's close, Amazon's worst week was Dec. 21, 2018.
Gaming has become an important part of global entertainment, especially with young audiences.
Australia is inviting backpackers because it wants to reduce labor shortages that have been made worse by Covid-19.
Brazil's economic minister warned Friday that Western central bankers are "sleeping at the driving wheel" as economies slip deeper into a high inflation environment.
Disagreements over Covid restrictions, child vaccination and even the very existence of the virus have seen some relationships pushed to breaking point.
The United States is already home to a well-developed onshore wind sector.
The U.N. says the situation in Myanmar has been worsening since the turn of the year, warning that people in the country are facing an unprecedented crisis.
The outcome of negotiations at COP26 left many frustrated, but a number of high-profile pledges and announcements were made during the summit.
Exactly two years after the CDC confirmed the first Covid case in the U.S., Michael Dell says we've learned a lot, including this: we're never going back.
Many of the small island states nestled in the Pacific Ocean have had no new cases of the virus for months.
Netflix reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.
Peloton's stock hit an all-time intraday high of $171.09 on Jan. 14 of last year.
Pegasus Asia is the first Singapore-listed special purpose acquisition company with international backers such as European asset manager Tikehau Capital.