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Many U.S. companies said China's recovery helped their quarterly sales, but demand hasn't snapped back as quickly as expected for some.

U.S. Commodity Funds CEO John Love, who ran the biggest natural gas ETF in the country, cites unusual production dynamics.

JPMorgan is accused in lawsuits of enabling sex trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein, a former friend of Donald Trump and Bill Clinton who killed himself in 2019.

Wall Street is focused on the uncertainty around the debt ceiling standoff in Washington and mounting worries a recession is looming.

McDonald’s is making some progress on use of recycled and renewable packaging, but environmental activists want the fast food chain to do more with reusables.

TV and film writers are striking after contract negotiations stalled. Their complaints are bigger than pay. “It is about a systemic problem,” they say.

Solar panels, wind turbines and electric vehicles are all becoming more common. So too is the waste when climate technology reaches the end of its life cycle.

In 2022, New Jersey was named the worst state to retire in. For 2023, Kentucky tops the list, according to a WalletHub study.

Google shares jumped after the company's developer conference this week, and employees were quick to give the credit to engineers.

The U.S. may not have enough money to pay its bills as soon as June 1. At that point, it's unclear when and to whom the government would dole out funds.

Airlines are flying the highest number of seats between the U.S. and Europe in more than four years.

Hyundai, Kia and Ford say they will look to increase leasing on their EVs to lower the pricing and increase sales.

Investors should "steel" themselves for a challenging week, with a number of key reports Cramer is keeping his eye on.

Tax revenues and emergency measures after June 15 will let Treasury "continue financing operations through at least the end of July," said the CBO.

Lyft CEO David Risher told CNBC's Jim Cramer on Friday he sees a successful future for the company alongside its main competitor, rideshare behemoth Uber.

As French citizens protest a higher retirement age, a similar change could happen in the U.S. Experts say that would mostly affect younger generations.

Dan Snyder has agreed to sell the Washington Commanders to a consortium led by Sixers owner and private-equity investor Josh Harris.

Mark Pomerantz once played a key role in the Manhattan DA's criminal probe of Donald Trump. The former president is charged with falsifying business records.

The retirement-savings gap could create a $1.3 trillion economic burden through 2040, according to Pew Research. Here's how to fix it.

Congress sets the interest rates for federal student loans each year. The new rates go into effect for loans disbursed on or after July 1.