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Starbucks is suspending its share repurchase program as Howard Schultz returns to the helm of the company.

In the first nine months of 2021, consumers reported losing $148M in frauds where gift cards from Walmart, Target and other vendors were used to pay scammers

Hertz will begin making Polestar's EVs available in its Europe rental fleet soon, and in the United States by the end of 2022.

The company has appointed Ken Worzel and Jamie Nordstrom to newly created roles as chief customer officer and chief stores officer, respectively.

The FDA's committee of vaccine experts will meet Wednesday to discuss how the U.S. should go about changing the current ones if needed.

Jamie Dimon's annual letter to JPMorgan shareholders, read widely in business circles, took a more downcast tone from his missive just last year.

Former college basketball player turned financial advisor Joe McLean discusses the challenges young athletes face when they come into sudden wealth.

U.S. stock futures were mixed Monday, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq looking modestly higher.

When going through a divorce, it's crucial to focus on future financial health, and financial advisors can help newly single ex-spouses sort out money matters.

The more you track your expenses, the better you'll get at budgeting month to month.

Airlines canceled or delayed thousands of flights over the weekend

The NFL says it has a plan to grow its international business to $1 billion annually, and it involves the Olympics.

A severe drought and declining reservoir levels have prompted the first-ever mandatory cuts to Arizona farmers' water supply from the Colorado River.

The Reserve Roastery locations were the brainchild of Howard Schultz, who returns as CEO on an interim basis on Monday.

The CDC said the order, known as Title 42, will end on May 23 to give the Department of Homeland Security time to ramp up a vaccination program at the border.

Human trafficking generates about $150 billion a year globally in illegal profits and poses a complicated challenge for major hotel chains.

NATO countries across Europe have done an about-face on defense spending in the immediate wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

"Regardless of what happens next week, Wall Street's going to remain in good news, bad news mode," the "Mad Money" host said Friday.

"You've got a lot of options if you want to own part of a pro-sports team or even a whole league, but they're not always the best stocks," Cramer said.

From key dates to kick-off times, here's all you need to know about this year's tournament.