The chipmaker’s four business lines picked up more revenue than the company had told analysts to expect last month as it perceived a weakening PC market.

Crypto.com cut head count by 20%, another blow to an industry and company that grew explosively in the crypto boom but was unable to weather FTX’s collapse.

The plan comes after a massive year for energy stocks, as a reopened U.S. economy and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine combined to drive oil prices hire in 2022

While the Covid pandemic was raging in 2020 — with much of the world in lockdown and more turning to online shopping — Chrisanti Indiana did the unexpected.

There are significant changes for the 2022 tax season. Here’s what taxpayers need to know.

Andriy Kostin said he believed Kyiv was close to gaining U.S. support to establish a special tribunal to prosecute Russia’s war crimes.

Investors will get a slight reprieve next week as Wall Street gets ready to close the books Tuesday on a pretty dismal month.

Disney CEO Bob Iger notified employees in a memo that job losses will begin this week.

Alphabet reported weaker-than-anticipated third-quarter results on the back of a strong U.S. dollar and a slowdown in advertising spending.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley said that if Microsoft is able to launch its own app store, it would be an “immaterial risk” to Apple, but still a long-term threat.