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Chinese tech giant Lenovo showed off a prototype laptop on Monday that has a see-through screen.

The Pentagon awarded Elon Musk's SpaceX a one-year contract for Starshield in September.

During the CNBC Investing Club's second Annual Meeting on Saturday, Jim Cramer said the U.S. economy may remain too strong for the Fed to cut rate this year.

The CEO of AT&T apologized for the widespread cellular outage that knocked out service for thousands of customers and said some accounts will receive credits.

Negotiators from Israel, Egypt, Qatar and the U.S. have made progress on a new framework for a hostage deal.

Honor demonstrated eye-tracking technology in the Magic 6 Pro as it launched the device into international markets at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Warren Buffett said his sprawling conglomerate may only slightly outperform the average American company due to its sheer size.

U.S. News and World Report ranked the top U.S. cities based on factors such as healthcare quality, happiness of residents, affordability and more.

HMD, the company behind Nokia phones, is launching a Barbie flip phone in partnership with the brand’s creator Mattel.

"We're going to vote the blue card," Jim Cramer said Saturday at the second annual Club meeting in New York City.

Taskrabbit sees all sorts of interesting gigs. One among them is standing in line for people, which comedian Casey James Salengo has done himself.

TipRanks' analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, including Coca-Cola and Chevron.

Nikki Haley has yet to win a primary race against Donald Trump.

It's important to celebrate progress on your financial goals, even if they are small, says a personal finance consultant Michela Allocca.

Deflation could put pressure on retailers and brands to drive more volume, debut innovative products and find other ways to cover costs such as higher wages.

Smartphone makers such as Samsung will talk up artificial intelligence on their phones this year. But what exactly is an AI smartphone?

AnnMarie Young tells CNBC Make It she misses life in the dry cabin and would do it again in a heartbeat.

Apple's head of services, Eddy Cue, felt that Microsoft was not investing nearly as much as Google when it came to search advertising.

Two market experts tackle investors' renewed appetite toward intermediate-term Treasury bonds.

Women may get greater health benefits from exercising regularly than men do. But the reason why isn't clear.