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Apple on Tuesday introduced Apple Pay Later, which will allow users to split their purchases into four payments spread over six weeks.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading Tuesday.

Matthew Desmond's new book, "Poverty, by America," explores why the poverty rate hasn't improved in half a century. These figures show how bad the problem is.

Dominion Voting Systems wants Fox News hosts including Tucker Carlson and Maria Bartiromo to appear at April's defamation trial.

If you're not ready to file your federal taxes, you can request a free six-month extension. Here's how to do it.

The CNBC Investing Club held the March edition of its Monthly Meeting on Tuesday, and Jim Cramer ran through all 36 stocks in the Club's portfolio.

Apartment rents have increased slightly for the past few months, as seasonally stronger spring activity kicks in.

The global market for salt was worth over an estimated $13 billion in 2021, according to Research Insights.

Pence had previously vowed to challenge the subpoena in the special counsel probe of Donald Trump's efforts to overturn his election loss to Joe Biden.

As it turns out, your happiness may keep growing with your income even beyond $75,000 a year — but only if you're not in the "unhappy minority."

Four out of the top 10 happiest places to live in the United States are in California — and Fremont, California, tops the list for the second year in a row.

Roth individual retirement accounts don't carry required minimum distributions during the owner's lifetime. But those rules change when the owner dies.

A thank you note takes less than five minutes to write, yet "surprisingly few" applicants do it, says Jeff Hyman, an executive recruiter of 26 years.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy told CNBC's "Squawk Box" there has been "no progress" in debt ceiling negotiations between House Republicans and the White House.

As hospitals have turned to travel nurses to ease staffing shortages during the pandemic, contract labor expenses have risen over 250% in the past three years.

Chatbots using generative AI models aren't always accurate. But Microsoft is hoping to make its Security Copilot more accurate with user input.

You can't avoid toxic people, but you can learn to spot them early on. Matt Higgins, a CEO and investor of 10 years, shares the toxic work personalities he encounters repeatedly — and how he handles them.

Disney has cut its metaverse division as part of the layoffs that will begin this week.

The expectation for cuts would be consistent with a recession and an accompanying fall in inflation.

Artificial intelligence could automate up to a quarter of work in the U.S., a Goldman Sachs report says. Here's the most affected sectors and countries.