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Uber's stock closed up more than 14% on Wednesday after the ride-hailing company announced it will buy back up to $7 billion worth of company shares.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared his opinions on Apple's new Vision Pro headset.

Israel has launched an extensive wave of attacks in Lebanese territory, Israel Defense Forces spokesperson Daniel Hagari said on social media Wednesday.

Bitcoin rose above $52,000 on Wednesday, marking the first time it has hit that level since December 2021.

Problems with the new FAFSA have frustrated many students and families. But that also makes this the year to ask for more money.

Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.

Mortgage rates are rising sharply again, causing mortgage demand to drop.

The FTC and HHS are seeking public comment on the contracting practices and market concentration of group purchasing organizations and drug wholesalers.

The U.S. economy is seeing some consumer categories deflate, or fall in price. That's largely happening for prices of physical goods.

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said he expects a record 18 allies to meet their military spending goal this year.

Financial scams using generative AI are the latest hacking challenge for companies and employees, with traditional phishing taken to a new level.

"Anyone But You" proves that romantic comedies still have a space in theaters and audiences will turn up for them.

U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on Wednesday said the country is "very concerned" about China's grip on the global supply chain for critical minerals.

Player 15 will house the Phoenix Suns, the Phoenix Mercury and the newly acquired G-League team for the Suns, as well as operations of the Footprint Center.

The Chamber of Commerce analyzed housing data across more than 170 cities to find which ones are home to the most people who live alone.

GOP leaders were confident they would have the votes to impeach now that Majority Leader Steve Scalise has returned to Washington.

Molson Coors gained market share after the Bud Light boycott last year. Now executives believe they can maintain the growth they've seen in the past year.

Single dwellers in New York City pay an average premium of $20,100 to live alone in a one-bedroom apartment.

While homeownership remains out of reach for many Black people in the U.S., there are two things buyers should do to increase their chances.

With 25 factories globally, Nescafé is sold in 180 countries. Worldwide one in seven cups of coffee consumed is a Nescafé.