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U.S. President Joe Biden's massive infrastructure proposal and the upcoming corporate earnings season could offer investors fresh insight on the sustainability of a rally that has taken stocks to all-time highs.

CAIRO: All ships stranded by the grounding of the giant container ship Ever Given in the Suez Canal in March had passed through the canal by Saturday (Apr 3), ending the backlog that built up during the blockage, the canal authority said. The last 61 ships, out of 422...

Amazon.com Inc has apologiSed to us Representative Mark Pocan, admitting to scoring an "own goal" in its initial denial of his suggestion that its drivers were sometimes forced to urinate in bottles during their delivery rounds.

Amazon.com Inc has apologized to U.S. Representative Mark Pocan, admitting to scoring an "own goal" in its initial denial of his suggestion that its drivers were sometimes forced to urinate in bottles during their delivery rounds.

SINGAPORE: Hong Kong's government had enforced a COVID-19 border regulation 23 times to bar flights from landing in the city for 14 days if an airline is found to have breached requirements.  Hong Kong's Department of Health said this on Saturday (Apr 3) in response to CNA's queries, after...

The Chinese authorities will probably someday stop pegging the yuan to a basket of currencies and allow the exchange rate to fluctuate much more freely, especially against the dollar, says former IMF chief economist Kenneth Rogoff.

SINGAPORE: Come Monday (Apr 5), a 10-member team at Certact Engineering will be in the office in full force for the first time in a year.   The team, handling administration, sales and other non-production matters at the local precision engineering firm, has been split into two since the COVID-19...

Chinese authorities have asked H&M to change a map on its website in the latest clash between the clothing giant and officialdom there, media reported on Friday.

Matt Arnold just spent US$5,000 to run help-wanted ads for his company's five trailer factories scattered from Pennsylvania to Utah.

U.S. investor Sung Kook "Bill" Hwang was looking for a second chance on Wall Street after falling from grace and shutting his multibillion-dollar hedge fund firm. Japan's Nomura Holdings Inc gave him one.