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Biological and pharmaceutical research and production is seen as a key customer market for microgravity platforms in space.

The Des Moines Register/NBC News poll comes days ahead of the first Republican primary debate and as Trump prepares to surrender in Georgia this week.

Valuable discoveries happen more often than you might think. And they come with a tax bill.

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

Axiom is developing technologies including a commercial space station and a lunar spacesuit and has more than $2 billion in customer contracts to date.

Palo Alto Networks is a compelling stock to own as it gains share in the increasingly important cybersecurity market, CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

Parents are bracing to spend more than ever on back-to-school supplies this year, but there are still ways to save.

An increasing incidence of climate-driven extreme weather events is taking its toll on the world's major shipping routes.

Americans in their 50s are nearing retirement, but may not have enough saved up to do so comfortably. Here's how much they have put away.

Joel Tillinghast will step down from Fidelity Low-Priced stock at year end. Since he launched the fund in 1989, it returned nearly 13% per year, on average.

Adding some personality throughout your resume could go a long way.

Adyen said that many of its North American customers are cutting back on costs to weather economic pressures, like rising interest rates and higher inflation.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in the premarket.

Stellantis has threatened to move production of the current Ram 1500 pickup truck from a factory in suburban Detroit to Mexico, a union leader said Sunday.

While most restaurant companies crushed earnings expectations, a number of them fell short of Wall Street's estimates for their quarterly revenue.

Xpeng is attempting to revive its business this year, after its share price sank by more than 80% in 2022

Goldman Sachs bankers were accused of helping a Malaysian financier plunder billions of dollars from the 1Malaysia Development Berhad sovereign wealth fund.

Most household and corporate loans in China are based on the PBOC's one-year loan prime rate, while mortgages are pegged to the five-year rate.

This is the latest blow to China's embattled property sector, following news of property developer Evergrande filing for bankruptcy protection in the U.S.

China's financial regulators called for coordinating support to resolve local debt risks, and adjusting policy for real estate loans.