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Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM) stock rose 1.5% in premarket trading Tuesday after the company beat fourth-quarter earnings estimates on higher margins and capacity utilization.

The prospect of a Russian attack on Ukraine and expectations of further Fed tightening weighed on global equities and riskier assets on Monday, while the dollar strengthened as a safe haven.

The pandemic has disrupted almost every aspect of life around the world. It has hit companies and their global supply chains hard. Factories and shops have been temporarily closed. Many workers were thrown into the streets and poverty increased.

Motorists interested in buying will soon have access to hundreds of thousands of used cars on a new digital sales platform from General Motors.

Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) has initiated new legal action in its longstanding dispute with Indian retailer Future Group after national antitrust authorities suspended a deal between the two parties scheduled for 2019, which resulted in the arbitration …

Much of the credit for Boston's resilient startup scene goes to the city's strong technology, healthcare, and finance sectors, as well as its prestigious colleges, universities, and hospitals. However, another important resource is the incubators and …

Investors in the financial products issued by the China Evergrande Group protested outside the offices of the financially troubled company in Guangzhou on Tuesday. Many of them feared that their returns would be sacrificed to keep real estate projects alive.

Tesla announced on Sunday that the company had shipped 308,600 electric vehicles in the fourth quarter of 2021, beating both the previous record for a quarter and analysts' expectations. The automaker produced a total of 305,840 fully electric vehicles in the …

Ailing Chinese property developer Evergrande suspended trading in Hong Kong on Monday as the heavily indebted company grapples with an ongoing property crisis.

U.S. chipmaker Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) apologized in China on Thursday after sparking a backlash in a letter urging its suppliers not to source products or workers from the Xinjiang area, making it the latest western company that has fallen over legal issues in …