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Scientists say the juggernaut's breakaway from Antarctica is a stark reminder of the potentially disastrous implications as global sea levels rise.

Experts weigh in on saving, investing and risk-taking as inflation falls and interest rates remain high.

Chinese youngsters are increasingly shopping and dining at the basement units of malls, a trend labeled as the "B1B2 economy" on the social media.

Small cap stocks are undergoing a resurgence, and Goldman Sachs Asset Management is looking to capitalize on it through the exchange-traded fund space.

CNBC's Jim Cramer pointed out investors' mistakes when evaluating mega cap stocks on Tuesday.

Signet Jewelers CEO Gina Drosos told CNBC's Jim Cramer engagements are on the rise.

A new group of Asia-based companies are contemplating IPOs in the U.S., where international listings were once driven mostly by Chinese startups

Nikki Haley raised over $500,000 at a fundraising event with wealthy Wall Street executives.

Former Republican Rep. George Santos' now-vacant House seat is a key prize in Democrats' plan to retake House majority.

Apple's value officially crossed the $3 trillion mark for the first time in June, and briefly touched $3 trillion in December 2022 during intraday trading.

Reid Hoffman, who sold LinkedIn to Microsoft and previously served as an OpenAI director, said he's still not sure why the board pushed out Sam Altman

Club holding Amazon (AMZN) is a stock to own going into 2024, with the ecommerce giant poised for further profitability, according to Bernstein Research.

CVS's new effort aims to do away with a complex model that typically determines how much pharmacies get reimbursed and how much patients pay for medications. 

Charter shares plunged after its chief financial officer said the company may lose broadband subscribers in the fourth quarter.

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., accused the White House of "stonewalling" the investigation into the Biden family's business activities.

Lawmakers are ramping up their scrutiny of Shein and calling for proof it doesn't use forced labor after the retailer confidentially filed to go public.

Job openings pulled back in October while hires, quits and layoffs stayed steady, pointing to a nearly balanced labor market, economists said.

Activist investor Ancora wants Trian's Nelson Peltz to join Disney's board.

New data pushed back against bearish calls around softening demand for Apple's devices and services.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday is hearing oral arguments for Moore v. United States, a case that could affect broad swaths of the U.S. tax code.