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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon endorsed Disney CEO Bob Iger in his proxy battle with activist Trian Partners, CNBC's David Faber has learned.

The singer said his decision to return was in light of Apple and Amazon "serving the same disinformation podcast features" he opposed at Spotify.

In one town, you'll have virtually zero competition for a six-figure job opening, new research says.

Hunter Biden attorney Abbe Lowell blasted Republicans' impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden, and called the hearing invitation a "Hail Mary."

The European Union's parliament on Wednesday approved the world's first major set of regulatory ground rules to govern the mediatized artificial intelligence at the forefront of tech investment.

Microsoft is trying to its ensure that its new security Copilot is price in a way that lets customers experiment with it.

Fintech giant Stripe revealed in its annual letter published Wednesday that it surpassed $1 trillion in total payment volume in 2023.

The Fed's chances of achieving a soft landing are strong, according to the latest survey of the CNBC CFO Council, and the Dow can continue its bull market run.

The Oscar-winning director's atomic bomb epic brought in nearly $1 billion at the global box office.

Investors could be caught off guard by the strength of an oil price rally this summer, according to Morgan Stanley's Martijn Rats.

The U.K. economy entered a technical recession in the final quarter of last year.

Adidas on Wednesday warned of a sales decline in its overstocked North American market in 2024, as the German sportswear brand continues to sell off its Yeezy inventory.

Amazon Pharmacy second online pharmacy to partner with Eli Lilly's site, and could provide faster deliveries for certain patients.

Hopes are high for a meaningful wage increase at the ongoing "shunto" annual wage negotiations between unions and employers.

A top technology executive thinks the world may be "wildly disappointed" by progress made on the web in the next three decades.

Chinese electric cars can one day drive on U.S. roads if there are enough government controls on software and sensors, U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo told CNBC.

Reuters reported the solid-fueled Kairos rocket blew up just seconds after lifting off at 11:01 a.m. Japan time.

While rates in most economies are set to remain elevated in 2024, economists expect a mild rollback late this year, said EIU.

Gerald Johnson, executive vice president of global manufacturing and sustainability, will be replaced by Jens Peter "JP" Clausen, a former executive with Tesla.

Banks delivered record payouts as high interest rates boosted margins, according to a new report from British asset manager Janus Henderson.