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Russia maintains that Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was practicing espionage when he was detained — a charge the WSJ vehemently denies.

Bitcoin marched higher to end the week, with its price breaching the $47,000 level for the first time since March 2022. 

Stock futures were slightly higher Friday after the S&P 500 briefly surpassed the 5,000 mark during Thursday's trading session.

L'Oreal shares fell more than 7% in early deals Friday as the company reported lower-than-expected sales and pointed to a slowdown in demand in Asia.

If Donna Kelce texts her son Travis ahead of the 2024 Super Bowl, where his Kansas City Chiefs will play the San Francisco 49ers, here's what she'll likely say.

Couples who merge their finances fight less often about money than those who don’t, recent reports show.

Planning for long-term care needs is not solely about us, but also the spouse and the children who must make difficult and often heartbreaking decisions. 

Enlisting some of YouTube's top creators to promote NFL Sunday Ticket helped drive engagement among tens of millions of users, the league said.

While analysts like Arm's backlog and royalties business, it's the company's role in AI that's pushing up its market multiple.

It's rare for a Chinese firm to buy a Super Bowl ad spot, which costs millions of dollars, but Temu already ran its first Super Bowl commercial last year.

The divide between China bulls and bears is getting louder as the beleaguered economy comes into full focus this year.

Last month, the International Court of Justice ruled on South Africa's legal case accusing Israel of genocide. CNBC takes a look at what might come next.

Nevada is the first 2024 primary and caucus in the West. Come November, it will be a hotly contested swing state.

Shares of SoftBank Group rose as much as 15.29% on Friday morning after the Japanese investment firm posted earnings that beat analysts' expectations.

Pinterest issued a weaker-than-expected forecast on Thursday and also missed on revenue.

As interest rates rise, there are concerns that zombie companies will be at greater risk of bankruptcy and bailouts, which could lead to a broader economic fallout.

Fourth-quarter results and guidance for the current quarter came in higher than expected, with Cloudflare big deals adding up.

The El Nino weather pattern is causing drier temperatures in West Africa, where three-quarters of the world's cocoa is produced.

Investors are miscalculating the bundle's popularity and incorrectly pricing in that local stations won't be included, EW Scripps CEO Adam Symson told CNBC.

Special counsel Robert Hur declined to prosecute President Joe Biden in the probe. Donald Trump is being prosecuted for retaining classified documents.