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Elon Musk's social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, announced it will launch peer-to-peer payments this year.

American made a host of changes to its lucrative frequent flyer program to encourage travelers to sign up.

The EU Commission said it is looking into agreements made between technology giants and generative AI makers.

Elliott Management has reportedly built a large stake in the Hinge and Tinder owner and is seeking to overhaul the company's performance.

Issues with the new FAFSA leaves millions of students applying for college financial aid in limbo for now.

The mints will go on sale beginning January 12.

Gabriel Attal, the current education minister, will become the youngest person to occupy France's second-highest office at 34 years old.

Peak dating season is considered to be the period from the beginning of January to mid-February. Here are three things to know before going back to dating.

A new cryptocurrency-backed "dark money" group is bolstering its lobbying as its industry tries to exert power in Washington

In our last purchase of this stock, we cited oversupply as a concern amongst investors, putting pressure on energy prices. That appears to longer be the case. 

Former CIA agent turned CEO Rupal Patel shares the communication secrets of the most emotionally intelligent people.

Ozempic and Wegovy have been cheered for helping people shed unwanted pounds, but the findings of a recent poll underscore the challenges patients face.

Plane manufacturer Boeing earlier Monday said it sent instructions to airlines to conduct the inspections of the Max 9s in their fleets.

If you're new to investing, your first instinct may be to buy shares of popular companies. But you're be making a mistake, says Morningstar's Christine Benz.

Meta is updating its policy for teenage content as it faces a lawsuit from 42 attorneys general who allege the company's products are hurting younger users.

South Africa's genocide accusation against Israel has further strained a frayed relationship with the U.S. and could have serious diplomatic ramifications.

Extreme heat is fueled by the climate crisis, the chief driver of which is the burning of fossil fuels.

Unity Software is slashing about 25% of its workforce just eight months after announcing its prior round of layoffs.

Critics of the practice strongly oppose the "extremely destructive" deep-sea mining.

The National Association of Realtors has seen two presidents quit in less than six months and its CEO step down on the heels of a bombshell civil judgment.