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Wintershall Dea, one of the main European investors in the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, has announced it is pulling out of Russia after the company was criticized for continuing exploration and production of gas and oil in the country following the invasion of …

Ryan Cohen, who typically invests in meme stocks, is urging Alibaba to accelerate its share buyback plan after acquiring a minority stake in the Chinese e-commerce group.

AstraZeneca plans to acquire US biotech company CinCor in a deal worth up to $1.8 billion to expand its heart and kidney drug offerings.

Tesla's fourth-quarter deliveries fell short of Wall Street forecasts, fueling fears that weaker economic growth and rising interest rates will slow demand for the US electric-carmaker's models in 2023.

Huawei has said it is doing "business as usual" years after Washington imposed punitive restrictions that created a template for broader export controls on technology shared with Chinese companies.

Goldman Sachs Chief Executive Officer David Solomon told employees in a memo that the bank is preparing to lay off employees in the coming weeks as it seeks to reverse its recent expansion efforts and scale back its consumer finance goals.

Binance has bought the assets of bankrupt digital asset lender Voyager Digital, valued at just over $1 billion.

Elon Musk's Twitter has suspended the accounts of a number of prominent US journalists for violating a recently introduced location-sharing policy, according to the entrepreneur.

Goldman Sachs is considering cutting the bonus pool for its more than 3,000 investment bankers by at least 40 percent this year. CEO David Solomon would dare to make a deeper cut than his Wall Street competitors.

The US Department of Justice has indicted Bankman-Fried on eight counts, including conspiracy to defraud customers and lenders, money laundering and violating campaign finance regulations, in an indictment released Tuesday. If found guilty, Bankman-Fried, who …