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Global commodity markets are in a "super squeeze" amid supply disruptions and lack of investment — and it's only going to get worse, said HSBC's Paul Bloxham.

While Ko Wen-je lost the presidential election, his Taiwan People's Party won 8 seats in the new legislature where the major parties have no clear majority.

Industry experts said that more layoffs could come in 2024 as tech firms shift investments to focus on AI.

Pro wrestling boss Vince McMahon faces a new lawsuit by a former WWE employee who is one of a number of women who received payouts from him.

The report addresses controversy that has swirled around Cruise since an Oct. 2 accident in which a pedestrian was dragged 20 feet by a Cruise robotaxi.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday criticized Tesla's earnings miss and CEO Elon Musk's business conduct.

Former President Donald Trump beat Nikki Haley, his remaining Republican presidential rival, in the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary race.

FTC Chair Lina Khan said on Thursday that her agency is looking into AI deals among the biggest players developing and using the technology.

Yellen said the U.S. has "avoided financial pain for most middle-class American families" due to a strong post-pandemic recovery.

"Based on public information, there isn't a bank in the world that would give you committed financing, and that's just par for the course," Kahane said.

Tesla said vehicle volume growth in 2024 "may be notably lower" than last year's growth rate.

Former President Donald Trump briefly testified in the civil sex defamation case against him by E. Jean Carroll in New York federal court.

Alaska said the first Max 9 flights would resume as early as Friday and that it would gradually return the aircraft to service through early February.

Rudy Giuliani turned to longtime allies to help pay his massive legal bills. He also saw help from supporters of Donald Trump.

The Microsoft layoffs come a little more than three months after the company closed on its acquisition of video game maker Activison Blizzard.

CEO turnovers are spiking, and rising in the retail industry in particular — but the sector is rarely hiring women for its top jobs.

Alphabet shares closed at $151.87, surpassing their prior record high set in 2021.

American beat Wall Street estimates on the top and bottom lines.

The medical cost increases reflect an increasing number of older adults returning to hospitals to undergo procedures they had delayed during the pandemic.

After a rough early start to 2024 and lots of analyst negativity, Apple has turned the corner.