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As Congress negotiates federal funding for the 2024 fiscal year, Social Security beneficiaries can count on their checks, expert says.

Bitcoin rose to start the week, briefly touching $47,000 as investors awaited the potential approval of a U.S. bitcoin ETF this week.

The tax season will open for individual filers Jan. 29. Here's what taxpayers need to know.

The New York Times recently sued the artificial intelligence startup over alleged copyright infringement.

What started off as a pandemic-era experiment became a permanent fixture at this company.

There are higher 401(k) contribution limits for 2024. Here's how to decide how much to save, according to financial advisors.

Cox Automotive expects wholesale used car prices to end the year up 0.5% from December 2023.

While pleased to see our stocks go higher, we think last week's caution remains warranted, considering the parabolic moves we saw into year-end.

Mark Steinberg, Woods' longtime agent, told CNBC that the golfer made a business decision to not renew with Nike.

Vision Pro preorders open Jan. 19 ahead of the official Feb. 2 launch date, Apple said, with prescription inserts for the VR headset priced at $149.

The world economy is moving into a new so-called super-cycle, with AI and decarbonization being driving factors, a Goldman Sachs analyst says.

The FAA ordered airlines to stop flying dozens of the jets over the weekend, less than a day after a door plug blew open during an Alaska Airlines flight.

X, owned by Elon Musk, previously challenged a ban on disclosing warrant for the Twitter account of Donald Trump obtained by special counsel Jack Smith.

More Americans carry credit card debt from month to month as living expenses stay high, according to a new report by Bankrate.

The spring housing market may be getting underway a little early this year.

Nvidia is playing up its strength in consumer GPUs for so-called "local" AI that can run on a PC or laptop from home or an office.

Boeing has been working to get its 737 Max program back on track after two fatal crashes and a series of smaller but troubling quality issues in recent months.

"This is a moment of profound tension for the region. This is a conflict that could easily metastasize," Blinken told reporters in Qatar.

Stock markets have entered a new phase that will involve a broadening of last year's bull market, says bank CIO Charles-Henry Monchau.

To be sure, though, Caterpillar is also facing some headwinds this year.