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Amazon is rolling out its first buy now, pay later checkout option for small business owners via fintech player Affirm, CNBC has learned.

Billionaire Reid Hoffman's super PAC could end up running a primary campaign against progressive House Democrats Rashida Tlaib and Cori Bush.

Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, decried the "weaponization" of his history of drug abuse to attack his father and launch "fruitless" investigations.

Nikola will have to spend $62 million to replace battery packs in more than 200 trucks. But it now has more cash and nearly 300 orders for its latest model.

Peloton has been working to boost its membership numbers through a series of partnerships and posted higher than expected revenue on Thursday.

Roku revenue grew 20% year over year in the third quarter and beat Wall Street's expectations.

Once hot freight startups including Flexport and Convoy have been humbled by a shipping recession and Uber Freight CEO Lior Ron says pressure will continue.

A perceived "dovish surprise" by the Federal Reserve pushed government bond yields lower around the world.

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Since the Bank of England's last economic projections, inflation has weakened, economic activity has softened and the labor market has shown signs of loosening.

Target CEO Brian Cornell described aggressive behavior and serious safety threats that employees faced because of the company's Pride month collection.

After the Biden administration unveiled its new AI executive order on Monday, a frenzy of industry leaders dug in to the implications of the landmark action.

In a U.S. Department of Education memo, senior officials detail errors made by servicers as tens of millions of borrowers resumed their payments in October.

Moderna's total revenue for the third quarter still topped Wall Street's expectations despite plummeting demand for its Covid-19 shot.

Target is doubling down on its cautious outlook as it prepares for the holiday shopping season.

Eli Lilly reported revenue and adjusted earnings that topped expectations, lifted by $1.4 billion in sales from its blockbuster diabetes drug Mounjaro. 

Unit labor costs, a measure of hourly compensation against productivity, fell 0.8% for the July-through-September period.

With federal student loan payments resumed, borrowers in these states are facing the highest monthly payments.

In addition to a financial settlement, Uber and Lyft agreed to ongoing changes in how they pay drivers and offer benefits in New York state