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With gas prices at an all-time high heading into the peak summer driving season, these savings tips can help cut down the cost of filling up.

McDonald's said Thursday it has struck a deal to sell its Russian business to its current licensee in the market, Alexander Govor.

Half the cash raised from this sale is funding our additional purchase of shares in a company better suited for the current market.

The gender wage gap persists despite improvements over the last several decades.

Dow futures fell nearly 300 points Thursday after the 30-stock average posted its biggest daily loss since June 2020.

Four major retailers — Walmart, Target, Home Depot and Lowe's — reported quarterly financial results this week.

The casino industry says a total ban on smoking would hurt business and result in job losses. Workers say their health is at stake.

The former MLB star is now a partial owner of the Professional Fighters League, or PFL, after he contributed to a $30 million funding round.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.

The relationship between migration and inflation has strengthened as more people relocate from expensive cities to more affordable areas, according to Redfin.

Global leisure and business flights topped pre-pandemic levels for the first time this spring, despite rising costs and geopolitical uncertainty.

Some of the world's largest corporate emitters are increasingly selling off dirty assets in a bid to look greener on paper.

Illinois passed a landmark clean energy bill in September. Now, customers of Illinois utility Commonwealth Edison are saving money on their energy bills.

"The price of wings last year .. hit $3.22 a pound, and we fast forward to today, and it's $1.63 a pound," Skipworth 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.

Parents have been struggling to buy formula for their infants since the closure of a key manufacturing facility in Michigan due to bacterial contamination.

Under Armour said its president and chief executive officer, Patrik Frisk, will be stepping down, effective June 1.

The weather analysis suggests that high temperatures that used to occur about every 300 years in India and Pakistan may now occur about every three years.

"You have to be ready and willing to ring the register on the way up, because this boom certainly won't last forever," the "Mad Money" host said.