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The biggest mistake you can make during divorce is "not owning what's going on," celebrity divorce lawyer says.

Aware uses AI to analyze companies' employee messages across Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom and other communications services.

Once booming, direct-to-consumer companies such as Casper, Allbirds and Peloton now struggle with profitability, layoffs and the cost of advertising.

The Chiefs are in Las Vegas for a 'business trip' this weekend. But if they win, Mahomes will bring them back for a celebration.

Investors may want to consider putting money to work in a lagging part of the market. According to VanEck CEO Jan van Eck, oil stocks are getting a raw deal.

Wall Street wrapped up another positive week. Next week is light on Club earnings but heavy on key economic data.

Bill Gates spends a lot of time thinking about the future, from the effects of climate change to AI. Here's what he says he'd ask a time traveler from 2100.

Amber Steeves was in disbelief when she learned her company would match student loan payments with 401(k) contributions. Now she's planning for the future.

Workers frequently cash out their retirement accounts when changing jobs. That can cost them in the long run.

There is no need for Ancora Advisors to reinvent the wheel at Norfolk Southern. Activists have used a key strategy at a slate of railways.

Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly have given positive supply updates, aiming to reassure investors that they can continue to capitalize on the success of their drugs.

In the country of 274 million, millennials and Gen Z voters make up 56.5% of the electorate — and campaigning on social media is heating up.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Friday guided investors through next week's Wall Street action.

Amazon is going deeper into the NFL after agreeing in 2021 to pay about $1 billion a year for the exclusive rights to Thursday Night Football.

CEO Julian Nebreda said Fluence is preparing for "hypergrowth" as wind and solar play a growing role in the U.S. power grid.

The S&P 500 hit a new all-time high on Friday, a milestone that will have some investors feeling nervous and others feeling FOMO. Advisors say ignore the noise.

PepsiCo's revenue fell 0.5% in the fourth quarter, as it saw slower demand in North America.

Regardless of whether you bet on the San Francisco 49ers or Kansas City Chiefs to win Super Bowl 58, you will have to report any proceeds to the IRS.

Oil often pops on tensions in the Middle East, but prices have struggled to break out of a range as the conflict has not led to a major disruption of crude.

Delta will join American and United in offering a top-tier lounge separate from it's regular club network.