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Overheated home prices and sharply higher mortgage rates are crushing housing affordability.

U.S. stocks were volatile again on Monday but closed higher.

The U.K. is doubling down on nuclear power as Europe tries to move away from dependency on Russian oil and gas.

U.S. Treasury yields continued their push higher on Monday, as investors monitored economic data and monetary policy on the first trading day of May.

The decision comes just a month after a neighboring Amazon warehouse, known as JFK8, voted in favor of the company's first U.S. union.

Two Canadian factories that build Chrysler's minivans and Dodge's muscle cars will be retooled for EVs

Bill Gates says the World Health Organization needs to launch a global surveillance team to quickly identify disease outbreaks before they become the next pandemic.

As the Fed tries to pump the brakes on inflation, it will get more expensive to borrow. Here's how to prepare.

The White House plan to accelerate battery production is part of a broader effort to shift the country away from gas-powered cars to electric vehicles.

Buffett didn't mince his words when he was asked if he had changed his famously negative views on bitcoin or crypto.

Prices are rising as the Fed winds down a historic round of stimulus. This tightening cycle could slow jobs growth as global markets ride a wave of volatility.

The move could potentially result in a fine for Apple and requirements it change how the the payments system works.

Bill Murray is still reflecting on his alleged inappropriate behavior, which led to a production shutdown on the Searchlight Pictures' film "Being Mortal" last week.

Chinese economic data released over the weekend showed a contraction in April factory activity.

An ongoing shortage of chips and other basic materials is forcing tech and automotive giants to scale back their targets.

Medical professionals are undecided on whether a fourth dose of the Covid-19 vaccine would benefit the wider population.

Russia is guilty of creating a food security crisis and higher energy prices, but China is also worsening inflation in three areas, said a think tank.

It marks the latest cost-saving moves after the company reported a disappointing first quarter.

Airline capacity is constrained by staffing and other issues this year.

Movie theater exhibitors are no longer going to rely solely on studios to drive consumers to theaters.