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Golden State Warriors icon Steph Curry agreed to extend his already 10-year-old partnership with Under Armour.

With NASA expecting Starliner to fly once per year, Boeing is running out of time to complete its six operational missions before 2030.

EVgo's revenue surged over 283% from a year ago as a new initiative to provide chargers for businesses boomed.

Apple's widely anticipated mixed-reality headset may not be ready in time for the company's WWDC event, top Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo wrote on Twitter.

CNBC's Julia Boorstin talks to female founders on closing equity gaps for women in the workforce.

Democratic Sens. John Fetterman and Bob Casey of Pennsylvania and Sherrod Brown of Ohio introduced a new rail safety bill.

The Center for AI and Digital Policy accuses OpenAI of violating a part of the FTC Act that prohibits unfair and deceptive business practices.

Constellation Brands, which owns a suite of beer, wine and spirits brands, is teaming up with streaming service Tastemade to create a content studio.

On March 30, college hopefuls will hear from some of the schools at the very top of their wish lists.

Jobless claims rose 7,000 from the previous period and were a bit higher than the 195,000 estimate.

It costs more now than ever to be a local MLB team fan, with games spread across cable-TV packages and streaming services

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in the premarket.

We like owning companies that have already made a name in AI, whether by building new technologies or by providing the infrastructure to accelerate adoption.

Tesla's Solar Roof systems are getting far less traction than the company was expecting four years ago.

The European Union is poised to ramp up its 2030 renewable energy targets.

A meeting between Taiwan's leader and U.S. House Speaker will provoke a strong reaction from China, said Anna Ashton, China director at the Eurasia Group.

The Single Resolution Board's Dominique Laboureix had a clear message for investors: we respect the hierarchy.

Russia's sphere of influence is growing as propaganda and diplomatic efforts gather momentum, analysts suggest.

"We believe this will allow all of our businesses to become more agile ... and respond faster to market changes," CEO Daniel Zhang told investors.