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We're dipping into our large, low double-digit percent cash position to make these two buys into Friday's broader stock market selloff.

It's Stripe's first significant push into crypto since dropping support for bitcoin four years ago.

Russia is the world's third-biggest bitcoin mining hub, according to Cambridge University data.

The U.S. Supreme Court resurrected a lawsuit over the ownership of a French painting that a Jewish woman surrendered to the Nazis.

The outcome is far from certain, according to Wall Street, which is predicting potential market shocks in the case of a Le Pen victory.

The leader of France's nationalist party, Marine Le Pen, is seeing her previous links to Russia resurfacing ahead of Sunday's vote.

Workers say getting a matching employer contribution to their 401(k) is key to a secure retirement. But they don't see starting early as equally important.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un responded to a personal letter from South Korean President Moon Jae-in this week, the North's state news agency KCNA reported.

Nearly a month since Covid restrictions began in earnest in Shanghai, foreign businesses say that less than half of their employees are able to return to work.

The Boring Company said it has raised $675 million in a funding round valuing the firm at $5.675 billion.

It's hoped that construction of the project will wrap up this year.

U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Thursday the central bank is committed to hiking rates "expeditiously" to tame inflation.

SpaceX signed its first deal to add Starlink satellite internet to an air carrier's fleet of planes with semi-private charter company JSX

Snap reported first-quarter results on Thursday after the bell.

"Eventually, even these heinous stocks, formerly high-flying tech stocks, will get so cheap that they're going to find a bottom," the "Mad Money" host said. 

WarnerMedia launched the stand-alone news service less than a month ago on March 29.

Goldman's play to manage Americans' primary transaction hub is one of the significant steps it has taken to compete directly with giants such as Wells Fargo.

Stocks fell Thursday in a sharp reversal, as a jump in Treasury yields offset the optimism coming from another batch of solid corporate earnings.

The first round of investments is going to companies working on technologies that can speed up deliveries and improve warehouse workers' safety.