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When the feds seized billions in stolen crypto earlier this year, it seemed like great news for victims of a 2016 hack, but they were soon disappointed.

The rapper and designer has in recent weeks made several degrading remarks about Jewish people and targeted his business partners with public threats.

After a layoff, Yo Quiero Dinero founder Jannese Torres was determined to be her own boss. Today, she has 10 income streams that bring in $10,000 a month in passive income. Here's her best business advice.

Logistics companies are preparing for the worst as the railroads and unions move closer to a nationwide freight rail strike again.

Treasury yields were higher on Thursday, trading at the highest levels in more than a decade.

Shares of Tesla fell Thursday after the electric vehicle maker missed analyst revenue estimates.

Not even Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson could salvage the Warner Bros.' latest entrant into the DC Extended Universe, "Black Adam."

Apple will release iOS 16.1 on Monday, which will add new features to iPhone models 8 or newer. Here's what's coming.

China has been the 'factory of the world' for decades, but Covid and gains made in recent years by nations including Vietnam in manufacturing are taking a toll.

Netflix is finally embracing ads, leading some to question if it should start releasing more of its movies in theaters for longer runs.

Liz Truss resigned as U.K. prime minister Thursday, sparking questions about who could be next in line to replace her.

Turkey's central bank slashed its key interest rate by 150 basis points for the third consecutive month of cuts on Thursday, from 12% to 10.5%.

U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned following a failed tax-cutting budget that rocked financial markets.

The lawsuit alleges Amazon exploited its so-called "Buy Box" to steer shoppers toward its own products and those of third-party sellers.

An extraordinary few days in British politics plunged embattled Prime Minister Liz Truss into turmoil, ultimately leading to her resignation on Thursday afternoon.

Working remotely was never a big deal. But now that my co-workers are returning to the office, I'm afraid I'll be out of the loop.

An N26 executive said interest in cryptocurrencies "remains super high, even in a bear market."

Investors are beginning to think twice about whether buying into China's highly regulated technology sector is worth the risk. 

The twice-a-decade Chinese leadership meeting this week has implications for which parts of the economy will receive support or pressure, Natixis analysts said.

While you might expect the ultra-rich to be all about golf, yachts and skiing, outdoor activities like fly fishing and mountain biking are becoming popular.