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"I never believed we would need a recession to bring inflation down," said President Joe Biden, after a new GDP report showed 5% growth last quarter.

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In rare cases, consumers can use their health savings accounts, or HSAs, to pay insurance premiums while preserving the account's tax benefits.

Southwest's net income in the third quarter dropped 30% from a year earlier.

Smith accuses Trump of trying to intimidate witnesses, including his former chief of staff Mark Meadows.

GDP was expected to increase at a 4.7% annualized pace in the third quarter, according to a Dow Jones consensus estimate.

Bristol Myers Squibb’s revenue was in line with estimates, but fell slightly from the same period last year due to lower sales of blood cancer drug Revlimid.

Billionaires who become politicians tend to "lean to the right ideologically," according to the research.

Holiday forecasts indicate U.S. consumers are eager to celebrate but are feeling stretched and looking for deals.

No suspect has yet been named, but a person of interest, Robert Card, was identified — he's considered armed and dangerous

The Pentagon highlighted that the space capabilities of the Chinese military, or PLA, are continuing to "mature rapidly."

The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

Trevor Barrett grew up in Alaska and started bladesmithing as a hobby eight years ago. He now runs a business making knives and swords that cost up to $12,000.

There may finally be proof of a recession, but only for the wealthy.

The German carmaker said it had faced intense price competition, particularly in electric vehicles.

Shares of Siemens Energy tumbled on Thursday after the company sought guarantees from the German government.

Veralto (VLTO) also delivered encouraging commentary on its M&A prospects.

The announcement ends the top succession race on Wall Street. Morgan Stanley announced in May that Gorman intended to step down within a year.

The Marlboro maker said domestic cigarette shipment volume fell 11.6%, primarily driven by industry declines and competition from illicit e-vapor products.

Merck's revenue and earnings beat expectations, and it hiked its sales forecast while lowering its profit outlook.