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The CEO said the "biggest problem" with the Inflation Reduction Act provision stems from a difference in timeline for negotiating prices on two types of drugs.

The judge's decision was made public shortly after Trump pleaded not guilty to federal criminal charges during a historic arraignment in Miami.

Google's latest effort to make sure employees are in the office is getting criticized by some staffers, who say they're being treated like schoolchildren.

More than 400 investors gathered to hear the latest on sports platform company Fanatics.

Starbucks denied it has changed its policy and said local store leadership and employees have the latitude to decorate locations for Pride month.

Buddy Grover is a 95-year-old volunteer lighthouse keeper. Here's his advice for living a long, fulfilling life.

Allyship is essential to fostering an inclusive, welcoming and equitable office culture, says Joanne Lipman, a lecturer at Yale University.

Soft post-Covid economic activity in China could bring on more stimulus support — a move that would be a boost for our China reopening stocks.

Scientists estimate the area burned during an average summer could rise as much as 50% by 2050 as hotter and drier conditions intensify California wildfires.

The second-quarter estimated tax deadline for 2023 is June 15. Here's how to avoid a surprise at tax time, according to the IRS.

U.S. Treasury yields advanced on Tuesday after a key inflation report.

AMD said its forthcoming most-advanced GPU for AI, the MI300X, will start shipping to some customers later this year, the company said on Tuesday.

Government data for May shows inflation cooling, and that means Social Security beneficiaries may see a smaller benefit increase next year.

Chief financial officers at major corporations have been telling Federal Reserve presidents that it is time to stop interest rate hikes, not simply pause them.

On September 1, Interest will start accruing on federal student loans for the first time in three years with payments due in October.

The two U.S. leaders in artificial intelligence have opposing ideas about how it should be regulated by the government, a new filing reveals.

The consumer price index rose at its slowest pace in two years in May, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said Tuesday.

Older LGBTQ+ Americans are twice as likely to be single and four times less likely to have children, presenting some special challenges to ensuring elder care.

The Biden administration will not be able to confirm its NIH director pick, Dr. Monica Bertagnolli, without the support of the Vermont independent. 

A new Charles Schwab survey finds well-being, not money, has become the leading measure of wealth for most adults today.