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The Federal Aviation Administration seeks a $175,000 fine against Elon Musk's SpaceX, alleging it did not submit required data ahead of a Falcon 9 launch.

Although the average balance among 401(k) participants ended 2022 down 20% from a year earlier, most investors stayed the course, according to Vanguard.

Super Nintendo World is now open at Universal Studios in Hollywood. A look at Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenged and the Toadstool Cafe.

NBA Hall of Famer Paul Pierce settled with the SEC over allegations he unlawfully touted the same crypto security as Kim Kardashian.

The AltFinance Fellowship is introducing students at historically Black colleges and universities to the world of alternative investing.

Dominion Voting pointed to evidence that Fox News anchors expressed doubts in Donald Trump's false claims of a rigged election in 2020.

The International Energy Agency's executive director said Friday that the biggest uncertainty facing global energy markets is the extent to which China rebounds from its extended closure.

The IRS has unveiled a new option to respond to certain agency notices online. Here's what filers need to know.

Amazon will require corporate staffers to be in the office "a majority of the time," or at least three days per week, according to a memo from CEO Andy Jassy.

The Club is trimming two oil-and-gas holdings, as energy prices tumble.

One academic said the nations had been quick to blame the other for their "self-inflicted problems."

Deere shares popped on strong earnings.

Startup Jasper held a conference in San Francisco to discuss generative artificial intelligence. About 1,000 people showed up.

On a January flight from New York City to San Francisco, California, I got upgraded to Delta One, the airline's first class, and it was my best flight yet.

States such as New Jersey are working to help people hurt by racially biased drug policies get licenses to sell marijuana legally.

A look at the latest consumer price index inflation data shows, in many cases, the cost of going places is still high.

Dropbox struggled to sublease space in its massive headquarters after signing a record lease in 2017, and then getting hit with a pandemic and market downturn.

Even if the FDA grants full approval of the Alzheimer's treatment Leqembi, the rollout will take years.

Some conditions impact Black communities more than others. Here are five, and early signs and preventative measures to know.

"You can have that ambition to have a beautiful home life and still have this drive in the workplace," says CNBC correspondent Kelly Evans.