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In a bold "U-turn," UBS says European stocks are now more attractive than their U.S. counterparts.

SK Hynix and Micron – the world's largest memory chip suppliers – are out of high-bandwidth memory chips for 2024, while the stock for 2025 is also almost sold out.

Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft, and Melinda French Gates divorced in 2021 but since then have continued to operate the Gates Foundation together.

China and India have not reduced coal generation for electricity, making it harder for Asia's largest carbon emitters to reach their climate targets.  

Can money buy happiness? Contrary to what some may think, a million-dollar paycheck does not necessarily come with a problem free pass. 

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday gave investors his take on four major stocks in the gig economy sector.

Michael Cohen could be the pivotal witness against Donald Trump, who is the first former president to go on trial in a criminal case.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday said he is hopeful new AI technology will cut costs, but it will not help lower interest rates any time soon.

Anthropic says that, starting Tuesday, individuals and businesses in Europe will be able to access its Claude chatbot through the web and via an iOS mobile app.

Novavax said the deal with Sanofi allows it to remove its "going concern" warning, which it first issued last year due to doubts about staying afloat.

Roaring Kitty returns to social media, GameStop's stock surges and short sellers lost over $1 billion. However, investors should be wary of chasing meme stocks.

Short-selling hedge funds suffered a mark-to-market loss of $838 million in the brick-and-mortar video game retailer.

CNBC reviews the new 13-inch iPad Pro 2024. It's super thin and has a fast M4 processor, but the software needs an update.

GameStop shares soared Monday after "Roaring Kitty" posted online for the first time in roughly three years.

Home prices are rising, and selling your primary home could trigger capital gains taxes. Here is how to calculate your tax bill.

The parent company of CycleBar and Pure Barre studios said CEO Anthony Geisler would be suspended indefinitely and also disclosed a federal investigation.

Experts are taking a new look at a retirement-planning rule of thumb for how much retirees can safely withdraw from their portfolios.

The move is the latest sign that the two companies are working to address the downside of wireless trackers like Apple's AirTag.

Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., is accused of accepting bribes in the form of cash, gold bars and other gifts in exchange for official acts.

If Shein gets a stamp of approval from the NRF, it could help legitimize the retailer in the eyes of lawmakers and clear its path to a U.S. IPO.