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Influencers and celebrities talking about mental health online is important, but can turn problematic when used as a marketing tool.

Malaysia is facing a hung parliament with no clear coalition winner emerging to form a majority government. 

Inflation is hitting the entire restaurant industry, but chains and independent eateries have different advantages when it comes to tackling higher costs.

Even if you don't mean to sound narcissistic, the words and phrases you say or use in emails can make you look arrogant and insecure. Here are the phrases to ditch if you want to sound more charming and confident, according to word experts and psychologists.

Elon Musk says he will reinstate Twitter account of former President Donald Trump

FTX's new CEO said on Saturday that the bankrupt crypto exchange is looking to sell or restructure its global empire.

Taylor Swift fans flocked to Ticketmaster's website earlier this week for the first round of presale tickets. The site couldn't handle the demand.

Stocks rose on Friday but ended the turbulent week down.

In the widely distributed emails, sent at the start of business Friday, Musk called for "anyone who actually writes software" to report to Twitter HQ.

Billionaire venture capitalist Doug Leone said there wasn't much his firm Sequoia Capital could do to predict the solvency crisis at FTX.

Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes was sentenced Friday in U.S. federal court. She faced a maximum of 20 years in prison for fraud.

Donald Trump faces multiple criminal investigations. A special counsel will be named to determine if federal charges should be lodged against the Republican.

Club holding Amazon (AMZN), a leading retailer for holiday sales and promotions, should be a top destination for American bargain-hunters this holiday season.

A GOP political operative was convicted of funneling $25,000 from a Russian businessman to Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.

Carvana is laying off about 1,500 people, or 8% of its workforce, following a free fall in the company's stock, according to a message obtained by CNBC.

The conservative, gas-rich Muslim nation does not fully ban alcohol for visitors, but its sale and consumption is strictly controlled.

Jen Glantz, founder of Bridesmaid for Hire, got laid off from her six-figure job in 2015. Now, she's built a successful business and has three passive income streams that bring in more than $5,100 a month. She shares how she got started, and her best advice.

FTX lawyers said Bahamian regulators directed Sam Bankman-Fried to transfer digital assets to the custody of the Bahamian government.

Multicoin Capital, one of the top crypto venture firms, told investors in a letter on Thursday that FTX's collapse will bring more industry pain.

Tech layoffs are more a matter of perception than a matter for broader concern yet, a Morgan Stanley note read, with the larger workforce still understaffed.