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Citing additional data, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen reaffirmed to Congress that the U.S. could default on its debt as early as June 1.

PC users want the ability to text from their laptops at work or at school.

Fanatics' splashy $150 million acquisition of PointsBet's U.S. business wasn't the only deal in gambling in recent days. It could be a sign of more to come.

The DeSantis political operation is moving offices, potentially triggering a 15-day window for him to file paperwork declaring his intent to run for president.

New York City's rollout of adult-use marijuana has stalled as the heavily populated tri-state metro area looks to grow a completely new legal cannabis industry.

Guardians' second weekend box office drop was the smallest one for the Marvel Cinematic Universe since the original "Black Panther" in 2018.

More than half of Americans don’t have an emergency fund, according to a CNBC/Momentive survey. Here's how to figure out how much emergency savings you need.

Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, experienced a record temperature of 105.8 degrees Fahrenheit (41 degrees Celsius) over the weekend.

To return to baseline, investors must always get a better return relative to their initial loss.

Elon Musk had been fighting to unwind parts of a settlement agreement he and Tesla struck with the SEC over civil securities fraud charges in 2018.

The total for borrowing across all categories hit $17.05 trillion, an increase of nearly $150 billion, or 0.9% during the January-to-March period.

Microsoft offered remedies in cloud gaming to earn the approval of European Union regulators for the $69 billion Activision Blizzard acquisition.

The NIH, which funds medical research, played a key role in developing the messenger RNA technology that underlies the Covid vaccine made by Moderna.

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Kathy Lueders represents a key hire for SpaceX as it aims to make its massive Starship rocket safe to fly people in the coming years.

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

President Joe Biden sounds optimistic about the odds of reaching a deal with Republicans to raise or suspend the debt limit.

The election in the sharply divided country of 85 million people could hardly come at a more pivotal time.

Paul Tudor Jones believes the Fed has finished raising interest rates in its fight against inflation, and the stock market could grind higher this year.

Lansing, Michigan is one example of how downtowns have attempted to move away from office-centric economies.