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The Social Security retirement earnings test may reduce benefits for people who claim early. Here's what to know if you're still working.

Tesla drivers had 24 accidents per 1,000 drivers during the period from mid-November 2022 to mid-November 2023, according to a study by Lending Tree.

TikTok’s viral “silent depression” trend aims to explain why Americans feel bad about their own financial standing, even when the country is in good shape.

The Colorado court ruling barring Donald Trump from ballots in the state is the first time a court has rule he is disqualified for engaging in insurrection.

These no-frills airlines entice travelers with low base fares and charge for add-ons such as luggage and food.

With the bull market raging and big-tech stocks soaring, single-stock ETFs blew up in a good way this year, and the leveraged markets bet seems here to stay.

Wall Street turned its focus to a handful of newer treatments in different disease areas in 2023, including weight loss medications and a new Alzheimer's drug.

"Girl math" makes a timely return this holiday season, throwing the spotlight on new seasonal spending habits that consumers are adopting this year.

Tesla cut prices for its electric cars in China by more than BYD did for its flagship Han sedan, according to analysis from U.S.-based firm JL Warren Capital.

It's worth carefully planning the design and build to manage the risks involved, according to specialists who spoke to CNBC.

Alibaba Group CEO Eddie Wu is taking over the top role at the company's Taobao and Tmall e-commerce business, replacing Trudy Dai.

Venture capital firms in Southeast Asia expect fundraising to pick up in 2024, but tech firms must demonstrate clear and viable paths to profitability.

Carriers are re-routing vessels as a direct result of 15 strikes in the Red Sea since the start of the Israel-Hamas war in October.

The SEC on Tuesday charged former Stimwave Technologies CEO with allegedly defrauding investors out of $41 million.

Starbucks is facing multiple challenges in major markets both internationally and in the U.S.

Rite Aid deployed facial recognition to catch shoplifters, but the system generated thousands of false-positive matches, according to the FTC.

The nation's fifth-largest bank made it extremely difficult for benefit recipients to regain access to frozen accounts, the CFPB found.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy predicted President Joe Biden will get a much-needed boost in the polls as the economy continues to improve.

Security at the National Archives in Washington told abortion opponents to remove or hide clothing with "pro-life" messages during a January visit.

The 1,000-store reduction is meant to increase throughput and profits at the remaining stores, according to Duncan Aldred, global head of Buick.