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Following Nvidia's earnings report, share prices of rivals Advanced Micro Devices and SoftBank-backed U.K. chip designer Arm Holdings also made gains.

The IRS, with billions of dollars in new funding from Congress, has launched a sweeping crackdown on wealthy individuals, partnerships and large companies.

Moderna reiterated its full-year 2024 sales guidance of roughly $4 billion.

The total amount Novavax will pay depends on whether Gavi decides to order more Covid shots from the cash-strapped company over the next five years.

Towns across Italy are selling off abandoned homes for 1 euro. Here’s how much people spent buying and renovating them.

President Joe Biden's fundraising operation is being helmed by a "dream team" that has helped create a massive war chest set to take Donald Trump.

The Biden administration has forgiven student debt for millions of people. Some borrowers have also received large refunds.

President Biden's approval ratings among small business owners remain low and entrepreneurs are far from rosy in their economic outlook, but confidence is up.

Many states and cities are raising their minimum wage, and most small business owners agree with it, according to new CNBC|SurveyMonkey data.

Sales of previously owned homes rose in January, boosted by lower mortgage interest rates of November and December.

Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.

The price premium of the first month futures contracts over the following months has increased in recent weeks, according to UBS strategist Giovanni Staunovo. 

We're just hours away from the first potential American moon landing in over 50 years.

A fresh spat between Washington and Moscow has raised alarm about the potential risk of a space-based nuclear satellite attack.

Like Bausch's last report in November, the numbers aren't the problem.

Mercedes-Benz shares climbed on Thursday morning after the German carmaker beat fourth-quarter earnings expectations and announced a new share buyback program.

The charges against Philip Esformes relate to what the Justice Department described as a $1.3 billion Medicare fraud scheme.

How a Port Authority architect juggles her full-time job with a side gig that she manages from her home office.

Credit card debt in the U.S. has reached a record high but around 23% of Americans are putting less money toward paying it down, per New York Life's survey.

Amid a rocky FAFSA rollout, fewer students have applied for financial aid, but it's not too late to get financial assistance.