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With the Covid-19 public health emergency officially ending, consumers may be hit with higher health-care costs related to testing.

Bluesky, backed by Jack Dorsey, is far outpacing rivals like Twitter and Mastodon in regards to the rate of month-to-month mobile app downloads.

CNN's choice to add a cheering crowd to Donald Trump's town hall made the event feel more like a rally than a hard-hitting journalistic enterprise.

Experts agree the U.S. has many more tools to fight Covid today, but warn the virus will remain a persistent threat to the nation's battered health-care system.

Airline, rental car and hotel prices declined in April, according to the consumer price index. Travel costs have been volatile and may rebound in coming months.

Senate Finance Committee Democrats said the Republican bill resulted in billion of dollars in tax savings for pharmaceutical companies. 

Although the overall outlook is positive, some industries are starting to cut back on new college graduate hires.

Marijuana businesses have pushed for Congress to pass the SAFE Banking Act as they seek access to traditional financing.

Waller on Thursday said that conducting special tests for how banks are preparing for such risks probably shouldn't fall under the Fed's purview.

U.S. consumer spending buoyed by mounting credit card debt may be delaying a recession.

Trade demand remains in the doldrums, with only seasonal items like patio furniture on the upswing, but DHL sees a chance of a rebound in second half of 2023.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey on Thursday defended an about-turn in the bank's U.K. growth forecast.

Revolut's Chief Financial Officer Mikko Salovaara is leaving the digital bank after two years, citing personal reasons.

The question of owning stocks comes up often given the so-called ETF-ization of the market.

As debt ceiling negotiations continue, some government officials are sounding the alarm on what could happen to Social Security benefits.

Disney's loss of 4 million subscribers during the first three months of the year cements the end of the streaming wars.

Wholesale prices rose less than expected in April, according to a Labor Department report Thursday.

The retailer wants to grow the subscription program, which has about 5.8 million members.

JD.com CEO Xu Lei will be replaced by Sandy Ran Xu, the current chief financial officer of the Chinese e-commerce giant.

Aircraft are responsible for 2.5% of global CO2 emissions and the problem is growing. Hydrogen could be a solution, drawing interest from Airbus and startups.