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You have a Dec. 31 deadline to make certain tax moves related to your investments, or else risk losing the benefits.

Unionized workers went on hundreds of strikes this year to great effect. Labor experts believe strikes will continue in the coming years.

Many of the cities that saw their Gen Z populations grow the most in 2022 have one major thing in common.

Newday Impact Investing believes that using a new yardstick could provide a more diversified and holistic view of an investment beyond current ESG measures.

Affirm stock jumped more than 15% after announcing it expanded its partnership with Walmart to self-checkout.

CNBC's Jim Cramer says FTC chair Lina Khan's efforts to block mergers have hurt investor portfolios.

After a two-year slump below its pandemic high, online shopping made a comeback this holiday season.

Intended holiday spending per person jumped 31% to $1,300 this year, according to the CNBC All-America Economic Survey.

Market prognosticators are encouraged by the plans to slash interest rates, which should alleviate pressure on U.S. businesses, they say.

Donald Trump's ally Rep. Jim Banks privately told a group of business leaders that House Republicans have a plan to defund elite universities.

Stocks have been trending higher since the Investing Club's November Monthly Meeting as markets celebrate signs of cooling inflation.

Renters burdened by unaffordable housing costs may be at a higher risk of dying sooner, according to a new study published in Social Science and Medicine.

The findings from Patronus AI highlight some of the challenges of using AI models within big companies in regulated industries like finance.

Companies are shedding employees, even as figures still point to low unemployment. If you've been let go, here's how to regroup.

Building wealth is a top priority for "hardworking" Americans, according to a new survey from Stash. Here's what to know about how top earners make money.

The adjustments also represent a 10% or greater raise for most hourly workers, adding anywhere from $2 to $8.30 an hour to their pay.

RentHop released its third annual Singles Index which ranks the most and least affordable U.S. city for single renters.

The number of "accredited" investors who can buy private securities rose by 8 million from 2019 to 2022, the SEC said.

The expert defense witness, NYU Professor Eli Bartov, told CNBC that his nearly $900,000 payment played no role in his assessment of Trump's financial records.

CNBC explores how the Airbus A380 became the biggest passenger plane in the world and what the future looks like for the massive jet.