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JB Straubel's battery recycling business has raised $1 billion in series D venture funding.

The Plank-Ruhle relationship included private jet rides and access to confidential company information, according to court filings.

A Milwaukee street gang called the "Wild 100s" allegedly stole millions of dollars in Covid unemployment benefits.

Former President Donald Trump and 18 others are accused of conspiring to illegally seek to overturn his 2020 election loss to Joe Biden in Georgia.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in extended trading.

Grayscale's lawsuit against the SEC has been closely watched by the market as a key upside catalyst in a quiet market this year.

Shares of artificial intelligence powerhouse and chipmaker Nvidia rose Tuesday.

"Oppenheimer" continues to explode at the box office. It's Christopher Nolan's third-highest grossing domestic release ever.

Wall Street analyst estimates for Nvidia, Amazon, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Alphabet and Apple show earnings growth for the back half of 2023.

The announcement of the 10 drugs kicks off a Medicare negotiation process that aims to make costly medications more affordable for older Americans. 

Following the lead of buy now, pay later plans, credit cards are also offering similar plans for cardholders. Experts say it's important to read the fine print.

3M is also awaiting approval of its $10.3 billion settlement over so-called forever chemicals.

All American banks with at least $100 billion in assets would be subject to the new requirement.

First bitcoin ETF could be coming soon as court rules in favor of Grayscale over SEC.

The 180-foot blimp will make stops in three U.S. cities in September.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez suspended his presidential campaign, making him the first Republican primary candidate to drop out of the race.

Google and Microsoft will be charging the same amount for artificial intelligence tools that augment productivity products used by businesses

Kevin Hassett, the former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, predicts another interest rate hike to lower rising inflation numbers.

Putting hundreds of dollars a month toward student debt may leave some borrowers unable to save for retirement. Here's how to make progress on both goals.