The modern family: 18% of Americans live in multigenerational households. For this N.J. family, it was ‘a lifesaver’ during the pandemic
Multigenerational living has risen sharply over the past five decades and shows no sign of slowing down.
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House Democrats urge Twitter, TikTok, Meta and others to address spike in threats against law enforcement after FBI search of Trump home Mar-a-Lago
Statements from GOP leaders including Trump, Kevin McCarthy and Mike Pence "coincided" with a rise in belligerent online rhetoric, Maloney and Lynch wrote.
GM to reinstate quarterly dividend and increase share buyback program to $5 billion
GM is reinstating a quarterly cash dividend and increasing the size of its opportunistic share repurchases to $5 billion of common stock.
Soon you'll be able to edit and unsend iMessages on iPhone. Here's how it works
Apple's new iOS 16 iPhone software, expected in September, will let you edit and unsend text messages for the first time. Here's how it works.
Judge says some of DOJ's affidavit used to obtain Mar-a-Lago search warrant can be unsealed
The DOJ had asked Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart not to unseal the affidavit, arguing that it could compromise the probe involving Trump's Mar-a-Lago home.
Take a look at Ford's futuristic vision for its luxury Lincoln brand
Ford on Thursday unveiled the Model L100, a sleek, futuristic concept car to showcase the company's vision for its Lincoln luxury brand.
'Tactical trading vehicles': The case for single-stock ETFs
With a wave of single-stock ETFs hitting the marketplace this summer, more firms are expanding their product lines to include the funds.
Madison Square Garden Entertainment explores possible spinoff that would include iconic NY arena
Madison Square Garden Entertainment announced Thursday it's exploring a spinoff of its live entertainment business.
Starbucks operating chief to depart as company eliminates role under 'reinvention'
Starbucks Chief Operating Officer John Culver is departing the company after two decades with the coffee chain.
Bond yields tick lower, cooling off after Fed's meeting minutes released
Bond yields ticked downward on Thursday, cooling after the previous session's rise following the release of the Federal Reserve's July meeting minutes
Airline unions urge carriers not to resume buybacks when bailout ban ends this fall
Airline unions say carriers should prioritize stabilizing their operations instead of stock buybacks.
Dodge unveils new electric muscle car concept that could replace the Challenger and Charger
Dodge on Wednesday unveiled a new concept car called the Charger Daytona SRT as a preview of its first all-electric muscle car, expected in 2024.
The 5 most expensive cars up for sale at Pebble Beach this weekend
Auction sales at the Monterey Car Week are expected to total between $300 million and $490 million.
U.S. to provide 50,000 monkeypox vaccines for Pride and other events with high attendance by gay men
The U.S. has delivered more than 1 million doses of the monkeypox vaccine across the country since the outbreak started in May, according to HHS.
Michigan governor's race could cost $100 million as billionaire DeVos family spends millions to oust Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
One GOP strategist estimates Michigan's governor's race could cost between $75 million and $100 million with the DeVos' spending on the campaign.
Taco Bell tests its own meat substitute ahead of Beyond Meat launch later this year
Taco Bell is testing a plant-based meat substitute made from soy and pea protein at its restaurants in Birmingham, Alabama.
Crypto broker Genesis slashes 20% of workforce and announces CEO exit after loans soured
Genesis CEO Michael Moro is leaving and the company is cutting jobs after losing money from loans to bankrupt hedge fund Three Arrows Capital.
Jobless claims edge lower as Fed looks to cool labor market
Jobless claims totaled 250,000 for the week ended Aug. 13, down 2,000 from the previous week and below the 260,000 Dow Jones estimate.
Recession basics: How to know the economy is in a slump
Top experts are debating whether or not we're in a recession and, if not, whether one is coming. But does it even matter? CNBC's Emily Lorsch breaks it all down.
People aren't cutting back on tips even as inflation surges
Even as diners face higher menu prices, they're not cutting back on tips, according to a new report from Toast.
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