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Renowned psychologists Drs. John and Julie Gottman have studied more than 40,000 couples. They've also been married to each other for 35 years — here's their No. 1 tip for a successful relationship.

Russian forces seized the Ukrainian port city Mariupol a year ago. Its exiled mayor has a plan to rebuild it.

You don't need to meditate for a long time to get the most benefits. In fact, doing it for too long can be counterintuitive. Here's what an expert suggests.

Anna Paglia, who runs the Invesco QQQ Trust, sees a bearish trend in the Big Tech rally.

The hosts of popular YouTube series "Good Mythical Morning" are using social media success to invest in other content creators. They aren't alone.

The right book can fuel personal growth and lead you to a happier life.

Clinton’s advice has helped Abedin be “braver and bolder” in her professional life outside of politics, she said.

Financial infidelity has become increasingly sophisticated, as investors "hop" coins across blockchains and sink their cash into metaverse properties.

Undoing the partnership would be difficult, especially during the peak summer travel season, which airlines have already sold tickets for.

Bill Gates is among backers of renewable energy startups betting a 200-year-old mineral find, perovskite, will inspire a breakthrough in solar power efficiency.

As college students look to make extra money, these six side hustles allow for maximum flexibility and independence.

Biomilq, a North Carolina-based startup, is working to recreate breast milk outside of the body, a breakthrough that could change the infant nutrition space.

Wedding guests are now spending more than $600, on average, on travel and accommodations, gifts and special-occasion attire and preparation, a new report finds.

Media companies made their pitches to advertisers in the past week, going all-in on ad-supported streaming.

The small pickups have evolved from entry-level work trucks to pricey, capable and highly profitable models that can cost more than $60,000.

Elliott detects an opportunity for tire manufacturing giant to improve its bottom line.

Agco CEO Eric Hansotia told CNBC's Jim Cramer that grain supply chain issues will persist, even if the end of the Ukraine war were on the horizon.

Financial markets dipped on news of the debt ceiling talks stalling, after a week of purported progress.

The probe follows a lawsuit from six former Twitter employees who allege management ordered them to make unsafe modifications to the company's office space.

Former OPM employee Sheron Spann will be sentenced Sept. 21 for steering information technology contracts to a company her husband co-founded.