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The looming threat of strikes at Australian natural gas facilities will keep global gas markets on tenterhooks, energy analysts told CNBC.

Before he was sentenced, Tarrio approached the bench to express remorse and disavow some of his statements surrounding the events of Jan. 6.

Apple has bought classical music-focused record company BIS Records and will fold it into its Apple Music Classical and Platoon music services.

Donald Trump is charged in federal court in Washington, D.C., with felonies related to his effort to overturn his 2020 election loss to President Joe Biden.

Economists are not on the same page as to whether an inverted yield curve points to a recession.

"Earlier today a software update caused a widespread slowdown in United's technology systems," United Airlines said in a statement.

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Demand is so big for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert movie that it could pull in an opening weekend haul that rivals Hollywood blockbusters.

President Joe Biden tested negative for Covid-19, a day after his wife tested positive and with days until he's set to travel to the G20 summit.

After a three-year reprieve, interest began accruing again on federal student loans Sept. 1. That means different things for different borrowers.

Donald Trump is set to stand trial in a civil fraud case in October. Attorney General Letitia James is seeking $250 million in damages.

Meta plans to deprecate the Facebook News tab in early December for users in the U.K., France and Germany.

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The native token of the Solana blockchain jumped Tuesday after Visa announced it will expand its stablecoin capabilities to the Ethereum alternative.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Russian President Vladimir Putin is considering a resolution to the suspended Black Sea Grain Initiative.

UAW demands and a potential strike could mean higher labor costs and production delays for Club holding Ford.

The U.S. government will shut down at midnight on Sept. 30 if Congress fails to pass spending legislation.

A year after regulatory pushback prompted Nvidia to drop its planned Arm acquisition, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is talking up Arm's potential.

The announcement comes after a proxy fight with activist investor Carl Icahn, which ended with Illumina's former CEO Francis deSouza voluntarily stepping down.

The federal court expressed deep concerns about Alabama's defiance of prior judicial orders for them to fix key elements of the congressional map.