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The co-authors of "From Here to Equality" say the federal government should pay $14 trillion in reparations to Black Americans.

Walmart is rolling out the sleeker look as it attracts higher-income households with lower-priced groceries.

Cramer also reviewed next week's roster of earnings.

Amazon said it is adding fees to some orders so that it can keep prices low, according to a notice sent to customers.

McCarthy also confirmed to reporters on Friday he had convened a meeting in his office that day with Elon Musk and several top Republicans.

Tesla shares rose 33% to close their best week since May 2013, boosted by positive economic data and an earnings beat.

Evusheld was a key antibody treatment taken by people with weak immune systems as an added layer of protection.

The FDA said the policy would shift to an individual assessment that evaluates an individual's risk regardless of gender or sexual orientation.

The Strategic Production Response Act requires agencies to lease federal land for oil and gas drilling to offset drawdowns. It's unlikely to become law.

A group of House Republicans is revisiting the Fair Tax Act, which would replace certain federal taxes with a national sales tax and decentralize the IRS.

Salesforce is appointing three new directors to its board, including ValueAct's Mason Morfit.

Intel shares fell Friday, after the company reported horrid quarterly and full-year results, off slackening chip demand.

Desalination plants can be costly and energy-intensive, and are difficult to manage in an environmentally friendly way, according to water policy experts.

Unfortunately, it comes down to the lesser of two evils in order to preserve the buying power of money.

Tax season opened Jan. 23. Here are some tips and things to know before filing a return, including ways to get a faster tax refund from the IRS.

A journalist in Brooklyn, New York, was the target of a murder plot directed by individuals in Iran, Attorney General Merrick Garland said.

Amex targets affluent cardholders through a "spend-centric" model that focuses on generating revenue by driving spending on its cards.

Experts, including a former White House Council of Economic Advisers chair, weigh in on where the economy stands and how consumers can brace for what's ahead.

While the bank was hit by industrywide slowdowns in capital markets activity last year, CEO David Solomon also faced his own set of issues.

Public and private employers would be incentivized to test a shortened workweek without cutting pay.