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Elon Musk's SpaceX plans to list its space internet venture, Starlink, but not for several years, a company official told Reuters on Thursday.

U.S. Attorney General William Barr said on Thursday the United States and its allies should consider the highly unusual step of taking a "controlling stake" in Finland's Nokia and Sweden's Ericsson to counter China-based Huawei's dominance in next-generation 5G wireless technology.

Tesla's stock broke records this week and is up around 82% since the beginning of the year, but investors should be cautious about putting too many eggs in one basket.

BlackRock Inc has cited both the value and costs of shareholder proposals in a long-awaited letter to regulators weighing reforms to the proxy process, effectively looking for a middle ground in a hotly contested area of U.S. rulemaking.

SpaceX is considering spinning off its Starlink satellite business in the next several years, creating a separate company through an initial public stock offering.

U.S. stocks gained for a fourth straight session on Thursday and Wall Street's main indexes hit record highs amid growing confidence in China's efforts to contain the economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.

Democratic contenders for the presidency are taking aim at the 20% qualified business income deduction — a tax break for "pass-through" entities, including S-corporations and sole proprietorships. Here's what that might mean for small-business owners.

Although financial advisors, CPAs and attorneys step in for many financial needs, a "daily money manager" can help with the basics of household finances like bill-paying and organization. Some of these professionals are certified, but they face no regulatory oversight.

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Elon Musk's SpaceX plans to spin off its internet venture, Starlink and pursue an initial public offering for the unit, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing the rocket company's chief operating officer, Gwynne Shotwell.

U.S. stocks advanced for the fourth straight session on Thursday with the S&P 500 and Dow Industrials hitting record highs on China's efforts to contain the economic fallout of the coronavirus outbreak.

Kuwait's anti-corruption authority (NAZAHA) said on Thursday it was open to receiving any information about alleged bribes paid to secure Airbus plane orders involving Kuwaiti parties, according to the state news agency.

China on Thursday said it would halve additional tariffs levied against 1,717 U.S. goods last year, following the signing of a Phase 1 deal that defused a bruising trade war between the world's two largest economies.

Flight testers discovered another flaw in the software of Boeing Co's grounded 737 MAX, the plane that suffered two fatal crashes, though the company and the top U.S. aviation regulator said on Thursday the issue most likely could be fixed without extending the target date for the plane's return to service.

Canada's privacy commissioner asked a federal court to declare that Facebook had broken federal privacy law for the private sector, according to a notice of application filed on Thursday.