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The Biden administration has cleared the student loans of nearly 4 million people, totaling $143.6 billion in aid. How to know if you qualify for relief, too.

Republicans and Democrats show opposing views on how to address Social Security and Medicare in new budget proposals. Here's what beneficiaries need to know.

The IEA stressed that its mandate remain maintaining energy security and accelerating clean energy transitions.

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Stellantis on Friday said the layoffs would affect about 2% of employees in certain units "after rigorous organizational reviews."

Crypto traders can face stiff consequences if they make this mistake at tax time, says Shehan Chandrasekera, a CPA and head of tax strategy at CoinTracker.

Donald Trump has days to get an appeal bond to stop New York Attorney General Letitia James from starting to collect on a $464 million fraud judgment.

Don't be a micromanaging boss, advises billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban. Here's why it can be toxic, and what to do if your supervisor is too overbearing.

The population of millionaires in the U.S. over the past five years has grown nearly twice as fast as China’s.

Cocoa prices have soared to record heights as weather conditions worsen in the Ivory Coast.

Donald Trump faces a looming $454 million fraud judgment in New York that state Attorney General Letitita James could start collecting on next week.

"We shouldn't mess with [national flags] because they're a source of pride, identity," the U.K. leader said regarding a debate over Nike's England team kits.

Clarida said his former colleagues need to be on guard against sticky prices that could thwart plans to ease this year.

The math supports investing your refund in a lump sum if this year. But don't count out dollar-cost averaging just yet.

"I think it's not helpful for the industry, and if it's not helpful for the industry, it's not helpful for Airbus," Airbus CFO Thomas Toepfer told CNBC.

Markets are trying to assess when most of the world's most influential central banks will begin to unwind their tight monetary policy stances.

If the DOJ wins, it could seek a range of changes to Apple's business. U.S. officials didn't rule out the possibility that Apple could be broken up.

The comments from Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter came a day after the DOJ filed suit against Apple alleging the iPhone gives the company a monopoly.

The number of companies with a "Head of AI" position globally more than tripled in the five years ending in 2023.