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To stave off burnout and improve employee retention, more companies are offering to help offset the cost of employees’ vacations.

Those apps include others made by TikTok's owner ByteDance, like CapCut and Lemon8, as well as e-commerce apps like Temu and Shein.

Erdogan leads a country that's home to NATO's second-largest military, but also has a friendly and growing relationship with Russia's Vladimir Putin.

Turkey's monetary policy places an emphasis on the pursuit of growth and export competition rather than taming inflation.

The government excluded the possibility of a mandatory price cap, but said it is in talks with the food sector over high prices.

The debt ceiling deal is likely to be passed by Congress, and investors can look for a market opportunity in the forms of Treasury bonds.

An AI chip craze, driven by demand for AI-powered chatbots and high-powered graphics processing units has seen investors piling into certain stocks with some raising concerns of a bubble.

Consumer brands such as Starbucks face a Chinese market recovering slowly from the pandemic and filled with local competitors, Morgan Stanley analysts said.

Financial experts share their tips on how to reverse and prevent money mistakes — both big and small.

Stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs figures and GDP data have highlighted a key risk to the Federal Reserve potentially taking its foot off the monetary brake.

Analysts saw the 69-year-old Erdogan's victory as all but in the bag after the first vote on May 14.

On this episode of "Now Boarding," CNBC discusses how airlines are turning to bigger planes as airport congestion and a pilot shortage limit new flights.

Country analysts are all but certain of an Erdogan victory.

House Republicans have reached a tentative deal with the White House to address the nation's debt ceiling and avoid a default.

A bullish economic trend may be underway in China after a challenging reopening.

Meta, Amazon, Alphabet and Twitter have all drastically reduced the size of their teams focused on trust and safety as the companies cut costs.

New York, Paris and Tokyo may be on your travel bucket list, but there are plenty of cities that don't get enough credit and are well worth a visit. This year's pick, according to travel experts, is Bologna, Italy.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Friday that the United States will likely have enough reserves to push off a potential debt default until June 5.

The Nasdaq closed out its fifth straight weekly gain and is again outperforming other U.S. indexes as tech stocks are back in favor.

Shares of Marvell Technology surged about 32% off the back of quarterly earnings results.