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The top U.S. diplomat will wrap up his rare two-day visit to Beijing amid simmering U.S.-China tensions.

Nearly one in 10 workers took a "hush trip" in the past year. CNBC Travel spoke to several about where they went and how they mask their whereabouts.

After a combined 50 years of studying what makes relationships successful, psychology experts Jessica Griffin and Pepper Schwartz share the communication rules that happy couples always follow.

Lawn Love compared 172 of the biggest metros in the U.S. and ranked 2023's most expensive areas for renters.

The breakdown of your workout may be more important than its length. Here's the ideal exercise structure for optimal health from a doctor who studies longevity.

Economic freedom has been more elusive for Black people. Veteran portfolio manager Jim Casselberry is trying to do something about that.

A warming world means HVAC companies and climate technology developers may offer a multidecade opportunity for growth.

The grand opening caps off plans that began six years ago with a highly publicized search for a location to build HQ2.

Major central banks are taking very different approaches to monetary policy, as the global economy "is no longer synchronized," an expert said.

Looking to make the most out of your money? Be wary of these seven cities where $250,000 has the least purchasing power.

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky predicts that artificial intelligence will make it easier for aspiring entrepreneurs to create their own businesses. Here's how.

The average two-year fixed rate rose above 6% on Monday as experts warned of chaos in a market with fewer available products.

Berkshire Hathaway's stake in each of the trading firms now averages more than 8.5%.

Artificial intelligence may "totally (or nearly) remove all human touchpoints in the supply chain including 'back office' tasks," Morgan Stanley says.

Investors in Hong Kong will soon be able to trade selected Hong Kong stocks in both the Hong Kong dollar and Chinese yuan in the so-called dual counter scheme.

The Singapore government is making efforts to promote the responsible use of AI.

Goldman Sachs sees further turbulence ahead for the Chinese economy as the recovery from its stringent Covid measures continue to disappoint.

Grappling with sanctions and severely weakened economies, both countries are already under significant pressure.

France is making a major push to position itself as Europe's hub for artificial intelligence, throwing its weight behind the fast-growing and much-hyped technology.

The trip by Blinken makes him the highest-level American official to visit China since Joe Biden became U.S. president.