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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.

With recent passage of the Secure 2.0 legislation, many small businesses should consider starting a retirement plan. The tax savings can be big, costs are down.

Many companies put ESG goals, from environment to diversity, in executive bonus structure, and the pay incentive is extending to more employees.

In major Chinatowns, luxury development and public-use projects have altered the fabric of these historic communities.

Telly is offering 500,000 free 55-inch TVs to consumers willing to have a steady stream of advertisements in their homes.

A fleet of five buses will be involved, travelling in mixed traffic.

Banks paid depositors $78.7 billion in 2022, up from $24.3 billion in 2021, according to a recent study.

Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic and Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee spoke Monday on CNBC's "Squawk Box."

The previously anticipated platinum shortage will be worse than expected this year due to increased demand, according to the World Platinum Investment Council. 

Rising vehicle ages are good news for aftermarket parts suppliers like AutoZone, O'Reilly Automotive and Advance Auto Parts.

Media companies will put on their annual Upfront shows this week, which come as the industry faces challenges including a soft ad market.

A committee of lawmakers in the European Parliament on Thursday approved the EU’s AI Act, moving it further along to becoming law.

Once a digital media darling, Vice Media Group on Monday filed for bankruptcy protection after years of financial troubles.

Social media, sustainability measures and staffing shortages are among the reasons travel companies are having to deny travelers' requests these days.

Amazon aims to use artificial intelligence to speed up deliveries — by minimizing the distance between its products and customers, a top executive told CNBC.

Political analysts question whether China has the diplomatic skills — and perceived neutrality — needed to bring Russia and Ukraine to the negotiating table.

Fanatics agrees to acquires sports betting company PointsBet's U.S. assets for $150 million.