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Shares of General Motors jumped after it reaffirmed its full-year forecast despite a hit from the semiconductor shortage

GM Affirms 2021 Outlook Despite Semiconductor Crunch

GM affirms 2021 outlook despite semiconductor crunch

Facebook Oversight Board Upholds Trump Ban, Calls For More Review

Facebook oversight board upholds Trump ban, calls for more review

Krispy Kreme Set To Go Public Again: What An IPO Means For The Donut Chain

Krispy Kreme will again file for an IPO on the NYSE after its first debut on the stock market five years earlier.

The ADP private employment report shows firms continued rehiring staff in April, particularly in the leisure and hospitality sector, which bore the brunt of the Covid-19 layoffs

US Economy Regains More Private Jobs In April: Survey

US economy regains more private jobs in April: survey

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India's foreign minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar (R) met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken Monday

Indian FM To Join G7 Virtually After Possible Covid Exposure

Indian FM to join G7 virtually after possible Covid exposure

Stellantis says the "headwinds from the global semiconductor crisis" led to a shortfall in output of around 190,000 units in the first quarter.

Carmaker Stellantis Says Output Hit By Chip Shortages

Carmaker Stellantis says output hit by chip shortages

District mayor Krisztina Baranyi says no one was consulted about plans for a top Chinese university to build a European campus on land in Budapest

Chinese University Campus Plan Meets Resistance In Budapest

Chinese university campus plan meets resistance in Budapest

Pfizer and BioNTech joined forces on April 9, 2020,Â as the world reeled from the pandemic

Pfizer Earned $3.5 Billion From Its COVID-19 Vaccines In 3 Months

Pfizer's mRNA COVID-19 vaccine is currently the company's biggest source of revenue.

Nissan has announced the sale of its entire 1.54 percent stake in German auto giant Daimler

Nissan To Sell Entire Daimler Stake For $1.4 Billion

Nissan to sell entire Daimler stake for $1.4 billion

Cruise ships have been gingerly returning to sea, with strict health protocols to avoid a repeat of last year's incidents where the coronavirus spread rapidly onboard

Cruises Eye Smoother Waters With Vaccines, 'Health Bubbles'

Cruises eye smoother waters with vaccines, 'health bubbles'

Cuban dissident artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara is seen being taken by medical personnel to the Calixto Garcia hospital in Havana on May 2, 2021

Hospitalized Cuban Dissident Artist Appears Healthy In Video

Hospitalized Cuban dissident artist appears healthy in video

Soldiers patrol the streets in Colombia after anti-government demonstrations, sparking fears of militarization

Fears Of Militarization As Colombian Soldiers Confront Protesters

Fears of militarization as Colombian soldiers confront protesters

Donald Trump is seen addressing supporters flooding the nation's capital ahead of the insurrection at the US Capitol on January 6, 2021

Ruling On Trump Ban Marks Defining Moment For Facebook Panel

Ruling on Trump ban marks defining moment for Facebook panel

Facebook says its Workplace tool has grown during the pandemic push to work from home

Facebook's Workplace Tool Grows As Jobs Go Remote

Facebook's Workplace tool grows as jobs go remote

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla at the Pfizer-BioNtech Covid-19 vaccine factory in Belgium, where capacity is ramping up

Pfizer Sees Covid-19 As 'Durable' Revenue Stream As Profits Rise

Pfizer sees Covid-19 as 'durable' revenue stream as profits rise

Hong Kong's economy expanded in the first three months of the year to finally end a recession in the city following seven straight quarters of contraction

Stocks Pressured Amid Fears Over Inflation, Interest Rates

Stocks pressured amid fears over inflation, interest rates

Gamers play the game Call of Duty: Black Ops at the 24th Electronic Expo, or E3 in Los Angeles, California on June 12, 2018

Activision Earnings Boom On Call Of Duty Play

Activision earnings boom on Call of Duty play

A trader last year shown in front of the New York Stock Exchange, which plans to ease more of its Covid-19 restrictions

Wall Street Eyes Return To Normalcy As Virus Fears Recede

Wall Street eyes return to normalcy as virus fears recede

High school students in Long Beach, California in March 2021 -- President Joe Biden has called on US states to get as many adolescents as possible vaccinated by the time schools reopen in fall

As Virus Rages Globally, US To Vaccinate Low-risk Teens

As virus rages globally, US to vaccinate low-risk teens

Facebook's independent oversight board is preparing to review the platform's ban on former US president Donald Trump

From Icon To Pariah: Trump And Social Media

From icon to pariah: Trump and social media

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said the United States must onshore its supply chain, particularly when it comes to semiconductors and other industrial components

US Pressing Taiwanese Firms On Semiconductors, Commerce Chief Says

US pressing Taiwanese firms on semiconductors, Commerce chief says

The land and water border area beetween Lebanon and Israel is monitored by UN peacekeeping mission UNIFIL

Lebanon, Israel Hold Talks Over Maritime Border

Lebanon, Israel hold talks over maritime border

Goldman Sachs CEO David Michael Solomon pointed to a strenthening US economy, but cautioned that inflation remains a risk

Goldman Sachs CEO Bringing 'Culture Of Collaboration' Back By Returning Employees To Offices

The Wall Street bank has decided that its employees in both the U.S. and the U.K. will be returning to the office starting this summer.

Free Cruise For Teachers? How Norwegian Cruise Lines Plans To Honor Educators

The cruise line is kicking off Teacher Appreciation Week by running a contest for educators to potentially win a free cruise and money for their schools.

Bill and Melinda Gates set up their charitable foundation when, as young parents, they read about millions of children in developing countries dying from easily treatable illnesses such as diarrhea

How Will Bill And Melinda Gates' Divorce Impact Their Charity?

How will Bill and Melinda Gates' divorce impact their charity?

Flea (right) of the Red Hot Chili Peppers is set for a payout after the band reportedly sold their catalog for millions

Red Hot Chili Peppers Sell Song Catalog For $140 Mn: Billboard

Red Hot Chili Peppers sell song catalog for $140 mn: Billboard

Is Costco Entering Chicken Sandwich Wars? This Food Court Creation Joins The Fray

Costco debuted a crispy chicken sandwich at its food court, but for now you can only find it here.

A coronavirus cluster at one of Singapore's biggest hospitals has grown to 40 cases

Singapore Steps Up Virus Curbs As Infection Clusters Grow

Singapore steps up virus curbs as infection clusters grow

Pfizer Raises 2021 Sales Forecast For Covid Vaccines To $26 Bn

Pfizer sharply increased its projections for 2021 revenues and profits, citing much higher vaccine sales as it targets the inoculations as a "durable" revenue stream.

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