Global stocks pulled back on Monday after rare protests erupted across China amid growing unrest over the government's zero-Covid policy.
The eruption over the weekend of mass protests in China could mark the start of a "more authoritarian" era in President Xi Jinping's premiership.
Rare protests broke out across China over the weekend as groups of people vented their frustration over the zero-Covid policy.
Iranian state media is calling for the U.S. World Cup soccer team to be thrown out of the 2022 tournament in Qatar.
Groups of people in China took to the streets over the weekend to vent their frustration, built up over nearly three years of stringent Covid controls.
Demand for U.K. homes has nearly halved, but property firm Zoopla says it sees a "shake out" rather than a "crash" in property markets.
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A bruising year for technology has left investors and workers gasping for breath and wondering when the layoffs will end and IPOs will come back.
Consumers spent a record $9.12 billion online shopping during Black Friday this year, according to Adobe.
The BQ coronavirus subvariants are likely resistant to key antibody medications used by people with compromised immune systems.
Fitness trackers and apps from Google's Fitbit to Apple Watch and Strava help stay on top of health and wellness, but secure personal data before sporting them.
American Express Travel published its 2023 trending destinations list, featuring the 10 most popular places to go to next year.
Dr. Anthony Fauci said the U.S. is "certainly" still in the middle of a Covid-19 pandemic, and he is "very troubled" by the divisive state of American politics.
While still at 14-year highs, Singapore's core consumer price index rose 5.1% for October compared with a year ago.
Anwar Ibrahim, Malaysia's new prime minister, has vowed to fight corruption and pledged not to take a salary as Malaysians battle rising costs of living.
Investors will be watching for any fallout for Tesla in China — a market that has become increasingly competitive with a number of domestic challengers.
The CEO and other senior leaders at Adidas discussed the potential fallout from its relationship with Kanye West as far back as four years ago, one report said.
For most parents, figuring out whether to give your child a smartphone can be a challenging task.
"SuperAgers," a group of people who often live past 100 years old, have younger brains and stronger memory than most others. Brain health expert Marc Milstein shares the No. 1 habit that differentiates them from people who are at higher risk of developing dementia.
Digital currency lender Voyager Digital has been set back to square one after FTX, which had initially agreed to acquire the firm, filed for bankruptcy.
Foreign students wanting to study in Britain may be turned away unless they have secured a place at a "top university," according to a report by The Times.
Soon most smart home devices from the biggest brands will work together if they don't already, thanks to a new standard called Matter.
The legendary investor said the donation is his way of giving thanks to his children for their charitable work.
Located in waters off the south west coast of France, the Saint-Nazaire project consists of 80 turbines.
With new EVs and SUVs, the company's Hyundai, Kia and Genesis brands are expected to capture nearly 11% of the U.S. new vehicle market this year.
Apple iPhone 14 buyers are getting a better camera and battery, and faster chip, but what about security upgrades? There are some big ones on the new model.
Elon Musk said the Twitter "Verified" service would have a "gold check" for companies, a grey colored one for government accounts and a blue one for individuals.
European energy ministers failed Thursday to reach a compromise over a cap on natural gas prices after "heated", "ugly" and "tough" discussions.
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