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U.S. stocks drifted on Friday on continued coronavirus fears.

The closure of a mill in Nova Scotia could have wide ramifications for the broader economy

Hyundai and Kia turn to Los Angeles-based startup Canoo to build new electric vehicles.

From what seems like a regular space startup with an ambition to launch a 2,205-pound payload into low Earth orbit, the last thing anyone would suspect is for the founders to be involved in fake dating sites such as AffairDating and BuddyGays.

An Australian court's order asking Google to reveal the identity of the person or group behind a negative review of a dentist on Google could have implications beyond the border.

U.S. stocks finished lower on Thursday on renewed coronavirus fears.

The Amazon suit alleges Trump waged a behind-the-scenes campaign against Amazon because of a grudge against owner Jeff Bezos, who also owns the Washington Post.

Wayfair has cut 500 jobs from its global workforce of 17,000 employees.

Indonesia, a vast nation of 260 million, has yet to confirm any virus infections.

Staley says he had no contact with Epstein after becoming Barclays chief executive.

Fisker's CEO tweeted a photo of pickup truck called the Alaska that just may be hinting at what is to come from the automaker.

Tesla has recalled certain Model X SUVs for a power steering issue caused by corrosion.

Newspaper publisher McClatchy has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection with plans in place to emerge from the filing in the next few months.

Activists are outraged by Botswana’s decision to allow hunting of elephants

Sajid Javid resigned as chancellor of the exchequer after refusing to fire his staff

U.S. stocks traded lower on noon on Thursday on renewed coronavirus fears.

Officially launched on Wednesday is web-based medical handbook Health Guide, which is made by New York-based ePharmacy Ro.

It's only the second month of the year, and the most popular altcoin Ethereum (ETH) has already surged 92%, outshining Bitcoin (BTC) that appreciated 41.8% so far.

An overwhelming percentage of Americans consider financial stress as the worst source of worry.

Southern California-based automotive startup Karma is in a tight spot. Three months ago, the company had slashed off 200 jobs, and now, it has added 60 more to the total job cut.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has paid some $360 millon for mansions and luxury properties in Los Angeles, Washington D.C. and New York City.

Longtime Warren Buffett associate and investor Charlie Munger considers domestic political and financial upheavals as equally impactful to the U.S. market as coronavirus and Chinese investing habits.

Kohl's is letting go of 250 more employees as it continues to restructure amid declining profitability.

The majority of sanctions imposed on North Korea are there to kill off any of the reclusive state's nuclear ambition that began since 2006 when the country launched its first test. But despite being exiled from the world's financial system, DPRK remains creative in finding ways to fund its weapons of mass destruction, and there are data to back it up.

AngloGold Ashanti is exiting South Africa after selling its last mine in the country

U.S. stocks closed higher Wednesday despite continuing virus worries

Disney has raised the price of admission to its Disney World and Disneyland theme parks.

Honda is recalling 241,339 vehicles for a fire hazard that could start from an electrical short circuit.

Ford has recalled over 230,000 vehicles for rear-suspension toe links that could fracture from frequent use.