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A recent survey found 9 in 10 recent first-time home sellers feel they could have sold their homes for more money. Here's where they think they went wrong.

Diamond Sports has filed for bankruptcy protection with plans to eliminate more than $8 billion in debt.

The average retail price of eggs fell in February for the first time in months but may rise again as Easter approaches, experts said.

The IEA said Russia's estimated oil export revenues fell to $11.6 billion last month, down $2.7 billion from January when volumes were significantly higher.

On Jan. 1, bitcoin began trading at just over $16,500. On Wednesday, it was hovering around the $25,000 mark, thanks to a rally that began on Sunday.

The company plans to deliver 10 million fully electric vehicles by 2030.

European markets closed sharply lower Monday amid the fallout from the SVB crisis.

The Federal Reserve will likely not raise interest rates at its March meeting as there is still a "boatload of uncertainty" said Mark Zandi of Moody's Analytics. 

The deal is "a much needed pressure valve amid heightened regional tensions" — but significant changes are far from guaranteed, analysts told CNBC.

Despite layoffs at tech companies, almost "every sector in the economy outside of tech" is hiring tech workers, said CEO of Seek Asia Peter Bithos.

Ratings agency Moody's said Wednesday it maintained a "negative" outlook on China's banking sector due to a drawn out recovery from Covid controls.

Platinum prices are forecast to skyrocket in 2023 thanks to power cuts in South Africa, war in Ukraine and increased demand for hybrid cars.

Singapore tech giant Sea Group has launched its digital banking services to select members of the public.

Silicon Valley Bank's collapse is likely to be felt across the technology landscape globally over the coming years.

Any changes to its ultra-dovish monetary policy could be delayed by as much as a year, said Nomura Research Institute economist Takahide Kiuchi.

The data releases combine January and February figures — as is the Chinese statistics bureau's custom — to avoid distortions from the Lunar New Year.

In China, as elsewhere, the pandemic has sparked a shift in tourist behaviors, namely a preference for outdoor destinations and domestic travel.

Meta is laying off 10,000 more employees following a major round of job cuts in November.

Cathay Pacific hopes to be profitable again in 2023, but returning to its pre-pandemic capacity is going to be a challenge, its CEO told CNBC.

Baldwin's attorneys sought to disqualify the prosecutor, Andrea Reeb, because of her position as a state legislator.