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"The Chinese cloud services market remains conservative, relying heavily on government and state-owned enterprises to drive growth," Canalys said in a report.

The slump in PC sales could end next year as consumers appear set to buy newer devices, with demand for AI features further boosting the market.

Anger about higher prices appears to outweigh the benefits of a hot labor market in the minds of consumers.

With $18.15 million at the box office, Warner Bros.' "The Color Purple" had the highest Christmas Day opening since 2009 and second-highest of all time.

Despite the negative feelings, people still aim to replicate the success of tech billionaires. The secret is in the storytelling, says expert.

While Nvidia was the big winner for investors this year in the generative AI boom, other tech stocks have also gotten a boost

U.S. consumers didn't cut back on shopping this year, despite all the economic uncertainty and high inflation.

Many student loan borrowers are not finding it easy to resume their payments. Fortunately, those struggling have options.

MicroStrategy began buying bitcoin in 2020 and has since become a popular way for investors to get exposure to the cryptocurrency

With electric vehicles already piling up on dealer's lots, expect more discounts on EVs in 2024.

McDonald's is in the midst of a yearslong effort to reconnect with younger fans and increase its cultural relevance.

Initially when Fantasia Barrino was presented with the opportunity to star in the reprise of her role as "Celie "in "The Color Purple," she turned down the gig.

Investors await approval for the first U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund, which could come in January, experts say. Here's what to know.

Home prices rose 4.8% nationally in October compared with October 2022, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller home price index.

Stocks edged higher to kick off last trading week of 2023.

Earning a high salary doesn't always mean spending more on essentials such as food. Here's how much five people with six-figure salaries spend.

Some of the world's most successful CEOs share how they evaluate windows of opportunity — from intense research and risk analysis to long walks and meditation.

As a personal finance reporter at CNBC, most days of the year, I'm at my desk talking to people about money. Here's some of the advice that has stuck with me.

Media companies could end up embracing more bundles as they seek to reverse streaming losses.