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Republican representatives said Sunday they are not worried that Kevin McCarthy gave up too much in order to secure the gavel.

The designer and owner of Norma Kamali Inc. just signed a long-term lease on a new office in the West Village.

TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, including Apple and Bumble.

Airlines are scaling back perks for frequent flyers and big spenders as travel roars back.

Parenting expert and author Margot Bisnow, who is a mother to two entrepreneurial sons, interviewed 70 families about how to raise happy, resilient and successful kids. Here's the surprising parenting style they all used.

Newly elected House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he wants to "be the check and provide some balance" to President Joe Biden's policies.

Phishing attacks, where a cybercriminal sends a deceptive message that's designed to fool a user are getting more sophisticated and are spreading beyond emails.

Comcast, Endeavor Group Holdings and Netflix are among the companies that could have interest in acquiring WWE.

In 2022, bond investors suffered worse returns than they have in the last 250 years, according to an investment historian.

CNBC looks back at how Boeing's 747 changed aviation and what's next for the company.

Justin Sun, a Huobi advisory board member, said the crypto exchange plans to reduce its global headcount by about 20%.

McDonald's will be evaluating staffing levels as the company undergoes a reorganization and refocuses its priorities to accelerate restaurant expansion.

Cramer offered investors a list of Nasdaq stocks he believes could make a comeback this year.

A new law that went into effect this week requires most California employers to disclose salaries on job listings.

The FDA's decision comes after clinical trial results indicated that lecanemab slows cognitive decline somewhat in people with mild impairment from Alzheimer's.

The aid package, the 29th such tranche, brings U.S. commitment to Ukraine's fight to about $24.9 billion since the beginning of the Biden administration.

Alexa and other parts of Amazon's devices and services organization were a major target of the company's recent layoffs.

The surge in Covid-19 cases in China is impacting the completion of manufacturing orders, according to CNBC Supply Chain Heat Map data.