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Small business owners need more than ever to take a hard look at financials, cut what's not critical and invest where sales growth remains.

Investors are pulling out of the flipping market, as profits drop very quickly.

Long-haul symptoms of Covid-19 can be expensive for the average person to have diagnosed and treated, according to a new study by Nomi Health.

Charlie Baker brings a public policy background to the NCAA, which has faced recent legal and regulatory battles.

Internet-TV bundle FuboTV said it was the target of a criminal cyberattack on Wednesday, affecting the service during a World Cup semifinal match.

Prince Harry described the terror of being shouted at by his brother, Prince William, during a summit to discuss his and wife Meghan's royal roles, in a new Netflix documentary.

The Fed rate hike of half a percentage point moves the Prime Rate to a level that means business owners will be paying 10%-plus interest on debt.

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With hopes that Covid is in retreat and that inflation will moderate in the year ahead, we take a last look at who had it good and who had it bad in 2022.

Netflix's documentary series about Britain's Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, has become the streaming platform's biggest documentary debut yet.

China's reopening would pose both upside and downside risks to the country's economy, Albert Park, chief economist at the Asian Development Bank said. 

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

With the central bank looking unlikely to pivot anytime soon, fears are mounting on Wall Street that a recession could be in the cards for next year.

Powell also signaled at the conclusion of the central bank’s December meeting that more data is needed to support that inflation has subsided substantially.

Delta expects its adjusted earnings to nearly double to as much as $6 per share next year, above analysts' estimates.

Borrowers are finally reacting to lower mortgage rates, boosting demand for both refinances and loans to purchase homes.

Planet delivered record results for the third quarter and forecast nearly $200 million in annual revenue.

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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.