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The broad S&P 500 index has continued to climb to new highs in recent days. Here's what to know about investing in funds that track the index.

Bitcoin was up 155% in 2023 in anticipation of ETF approval. Now that the funds are here, here's what you can expect.

Ukrainian drones struck a major fuel processing and export facility near St. Petersburg, sources in Kyiv told the BBC and The Wall Street Journal.

Bad news for the tech behemoth could be good news for Palo Alto Networks' stock.

Elevated expectations for AI chip growth has led one analyst to admit he has know idea how AMD should be valued.

Spirit shares are down about 50% since a U.S. District Court judge blocked the merger.

Wall Street's biggest banks posted quarterly earnings. Management weighed the impact of the Fed's expected rate cuts on their businesses.

The final stretch of disinflation before hitting the Federal Reserve's 2% target may not be so easy, some economists believe.

Apple's Vision Pro quickly sold out after preorders opened Friday, but early signs could mean demand is waning, a top Apple analyst wrote.

Gilead will discuss the results with regulators and identify whether certain lung cancer patients may still benefit from the drug, known as Trodelvy.

In the last three years, the population of the super wealthy has skyrocketed in the U.S. and around the world.

Chinese companies are releasing new models in record times, and many are producing EVs efficiently and profitably.

Donald Trump's proposed 10% tariff increase on all U.S. imports "shakes up every asset class," according to Rabobank's Michael Every.

Despite being a $10.5 billion industry, timeshares are often not worth it.

Private credit has grown from a $250 billion asset class in 2010 to a $1.6 trillion asset class today. Here's how it happened.

Legrad, Croatia borders Hungary and has seen its population dwindle since the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian empire in 1918.

Executives on Wall Street have no plans to try to stop Donald Trump as he surges to the Republican nomination.

Cargo thieves are stealing millions of dollars worth of goods and the logistics industry is fighting back.

Blockchain could be used to prevent bias in the data that artificial intelligence models are being trained on, executives tell CNBC.

Remote jobs won’t disappear entirely, even if some become harder to find, says Atlassian’s co-founder and co-CEO Scott Farquhar.