Share of Americans living paycheck to paycheck rises to 63% — here's how to get your finances back on track
The high cost of living is straining household budgets across the board. These moves can keep your budget in check heading into the new year.
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Trump hits 7-year low in new national poll as Biden approval climbs
Trump has come under fire from some fellow Republicans after many of his hand-picked candidates lost high-profile races in last month's midterm elections.
Delta expects 2023 earnings to nearly double thanks to 'robust' travel demand
Delta expects its adjusted earnings to nearly double to as much as $6 per share next year, above analysts' estimates.
Mortgage demand inches higher as interest rates move lower
Borrowers are finally reacting to lower mortgage rates, boosting demand for both refinances and loans to purchase homes.
Satellite imagery venture Planet delivers record quarter, sees annual revenue nearing $200 million
Planet delivered record results for the third quarter and forecast nearly $200 million in annual revenue.
Here's everything the Federal Reserve is expected to do Wednesday
Here's a quick look at the multiple variables that will come into play when this week's Fed meeting concludes Wednesday.
DOJ and SEC charge social media influencers in alleged $100 million stock pump-and-dump scheme
Defendants allegedly used Twitter and Discord to promote stocks without disclosing alleged plans to sell once the prices rose.
Tech industry group sues to block California law designed to protect kids online over free speech concerns
The group that sued Texas and Florida over social media laws that seek to restrict the tech industry's liability shield for content is going after California.
Watch now: ETF Edge on tactical strategies and turnkey solutions for 2023
Here’s what the Federal Reserve’s half-point rate hike means for you
The Fed announced its last rate hike of the year to fight inflation. Here are your best money moves heading into 2023.
Long Covid has contributed to more than 3,500 deaths in the U.S. since start of pandemic, CDC says
The report may underestimate long Covid deaths because clinical guidance on how to identify and report the condition has changed over time.
Why Europe's efforts to open up the iPhone won't hurt Apple too much
When Apple CEO Tim Cook is asked about a thorny, controversial overseas issue, he usually says that Apple follows the law in every country where it operates.
Mortgage rates drop after CPI report, but the housing market is far from out of the woods
The rate on the popular 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell to 6.28%, but that's still dramatically higher than where it was a year ago.
Coinbase debtholders sweat as bonds trade near 50 cents on the dollar following FTX collapse
Since FTX's sudden collapse last month, Coinbase bondholders have been selling on concern losses will continue to mount, draining the company's cash.
Here's what changed in the new Fed statement
This is a comparison of Wednesday's Federal Open Market Committee statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on Nov. 2.
The ETF strategies that have thrived in a down market year
Despite lighter trading volumes in the latter part of the year, segments of the ETF market are bypassing the trading slowdown and managing steady inflows.
Sen. Warren presses Defense secretary about ex-Google CEO Schmidt's potential conflicts when he advised Pentagon on A.I.
Elizabeth Warren pressed Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin about ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt's time on advisory panels connected to an industry he was investing in.
Billionaire Ken Griffin sues the IRS after his tax records were disclosed
Billionaire Ken Griffin has sued the IRS and the Treasury Department over the "unlawful disclosure" of his tax information.
Here's why salaries in the U.S. don't keep up with inflation
While wages in the U.S. are rising, inflation has hit record highs, and most salaries are not keeping up. CNBC's Emily Lorsch explains why.
Jack Dorsey admits mistakes at Twitter, and says the site still has problems
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey wrote in a blog post that he gave up pushing for the changes he wanted at Twitter after activist investors came into the company.
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