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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday discussed Wall Street's attitude towards consumer-focused companies.

Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of India's moon landing is the shoestring budget by government standards.

Here's a look at where the candidates stand on America's role in Ukraine.

The development could position the stock for further upside, making us even more optimistic on the name.

Rudy Giuliani was the top Trump campaign lawyer promoting false claims that ballot fraud led to the election of President Joe Biden in Georgia and elsewhere.

Revenue in the second quarter doubled from $6.7 billion a year earlier and increased 88% from the prior period.

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Here are some of the key tax policy issues experts are watching for at the first Republican presidential debate on Wednesday.

CVS is looking to strengthen its foothold in the biosimilars market, which is expected to grow to $100 billion over the next six years.

Wealthy Republican donors are planning to attend the first 2024 GOP debate in style, traveling by private jet and staying at luxurious hotels.

Donors at the Sept. 7 Bedminster event are being asked to each give $100,000 to the Giuliani Defense PAC.

Shares of Nike fell Wednesday for the 10th straight day, as it recorded its longest losing streak since it went public in 1980.

Juul is awaiting a decision from U.S. regulators on whether its products can remain on the market.

Peloton's shares plunged 22% after the company posted a wider-than-expected loss and churn that it blamed on its Bike seat recall and seasonality.

Athletic apparel retailer Foot Locker reported another quarterly sales decline and missed revenue expectations as consumers continue to pull back from shoes.

Abercrombie & Fitch has posted strong sales, even as other retailers see a weaker and choosier consumer.

Tornado Cash founders have been charged with laundering more than $1 billion in criminal proceeds.

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Consumers are paying more than ever to finance a new vehicle in 2023. Shoppers in Texas and Wyoming committed to monthly payments of $1,000 and more.

In one case, a street gang used money from an unemployment fraud scheme to solicit murder for hire and purchase firearms and drugs, law enforcement said.