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Currently, Pfizer's and Moderna's omicron shots are authorized as a booster, while the first two doses are still the old shots based on the original strain.

Workers are using TikTok to get job-search tips, connect with recruiters and, most importantly, vent.

Shares of toymaker Hasbro fell more than 6% in extended trading after the company said it would cut around 1,000 jobs and warned of weak fourth-quarter results.

The enterprise software giant is considering at least three potential board appointees, Bloomberg News reported Thursday.

LVMH's cautious optimism echoes positive comments earlier this month from Burberry and Swatch.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in after-hours trading.

With one of Medicare's funding sources facing projected insolvency in 2028, the Republican Study Committee includes program changes in its proposed budget.

Tesla shares moved sharply upward after CEO Elon Musk noted that the electric car manufacturer could produce 2 million cars in 2023.

Even if we're not officially in a recession, people may be experiencing a personal financial downturn due to inflation, one expert says.

As it heads into its first quarter of 2023, the airline expects capacity to be 8% to 10% higher than the first quarter of 2022.

Southwest expects a first-quarter loss because of current revenue and cost trends.

Biden spent much of the second half of 2022 asking Americans to bear with him through historically high gas prices and inflation.

Dollar General was hit with $387,000 in fines for worker safety violations at three Southeast stores, the Department of Labor said Thursday.

Preliminary CDC data indicated a possible stroke risk following simultaneous administration of the Pfizer Covid booster and the flu vaccine.

Schiff led the House Intelligence Committee and served as lead impeachment manager for the Senate in its first trial of former President Donald Trump.

Amid a dormant IPO market, Stripe will make a decision on its plans to go public within the next year, according to people familiar with the matter.

Last week, National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said U.S. intelligence estimates the Wagner Group has at least 50,000 personnel in Ukraine.

Peacock losses will likely peak in 2023, as NBCUniversal invests further in its response to the streaming wars.

Gross domestic product was expected to rise 2.8% at an annualized pace in the fourth quarter, according to Dow Jones estimates.

Quiet hiring might be on the rise, and with it contract positions. Here are seven, including copywriter and appointment seller, and how much they pay.