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The huge increase in Digital World Acquisition's stock price came after Donald Trump said his new social media company would merge with the SPAC.

Actor Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun on set Thursday, killing the director of photography working on his film and injuring its director, police said.

Though some dislike his reposting of memes, others have profited from Elon Musk's practice ⁠– including self-proclaimed "hobby artist" Eva Beylin.

The S&P 500 was slightly lower a day after the benchmark closed at a record.

Trump-linked Digital World Acquisition Corp. soared Friday following a massive rally in the previous session.

Box office receipts have steadily improved throughout the year, suggesting over time the box office will return to more normal levels.

"I don't think it's a great investment right year" Tepper told CNBC Friday. "I just don't know how interest rates are going to behave next year."

Exercise offers many benefits, including more energy, weight loss and stronger muscles. But we rarely consider the effects it has on our brain. A neuroscientist breaks down how physical activity can improve your focus, memory, learning — and even promote longevity.

Billionaire investor Jeffrey Gundlach said inflation likely will remain elevated through 2021 and stay above 4% through at least 2022.

Champagne sales are surging back after going flat during the Covid pandemic.

Buy now, pay later is booming. For consumers, there are many advantages to installment payments. There are also downsides.

Tech billionaire Peter Thiel said this week that people should be more worried about "surveillance AI" than artificial general intelligences.

A growing number of renowned U.S. tech investors are moving to Europe to try and spot the next Klarna or Spotify.

The situation is looking bad once again in Britain, but a closer look reveals that it could be lot worse without the vaccines.

A CDC advisory panel Thursday endorsed boosters of Moderna and J&J Covid vaccines, sending the recommendation to the agency's director for final approval.

With concerns about growth, inflation, Covid and central bank policy, investors have plenty on their plate when deciding where to allocate money right now. 

Governments are piling pressure on tech giants like Facebook and Apple to grant authorities access to encrypted messages.

Evergrande has remitted the funds for a key interest payment that was due Sept. 23.

Tim Adams, president and CEO of the Institute of International Finance, told CNBC it was naïve to think there wouldn’t be bubbles created by green investment.

The warnings come as government officials have insisted that more restrictions on public life are not yet necessary.