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Republican lawmakers are under pressure to pass a bill that could ban TikTok in the United States.

Oracle shares soared almost 12% on Tuesday, lifting Larry Ellison's wealth by over $15 billion.

Organized retail crime rings can involve groups that sell stolen goods at flea markets and more sophisticated networks that resell stolen goods on Amazon.

United is pausing pilot hiring, Southwest is trimming its schedule and Alaska said its growth plans are in flux because of Boeing's delivery delays.

Ulta Beauty CEO Dave Kimbell said online marketplaces are contributing to organized retail crime and need to do more to deter the sale of stolen goods.

IBM on Tuesday told employees in a roughly seven-minute meeting that it's cutting jobs in its marketing and communications division.

Ken Griffin, Citadel founder and CEO, thinks the Federal Reserve should move slowly to cut interest rates in its fight against stubborn inflation.

According to the latest consumer price index, inflation rose by 0.4% in February, driven mostly by housing prices.

Southwest joined other airlines in forecasting fewer Max deliveries from Boeing as the manufacturer struggles with a quality control crisis.

Google on Tuesday announced it will begin restricting the types of election-related questions that users can ask its Gemini chatbot.

Two new research reports highlight why investors should stick out the pain, and "own, not trade" the Big Tech name.

The CPI for February rose 0.4% for the month, in line with expectations, but the annual rate came in slightly ahead of the 3.1% forecast.

Special Counsel Robert Hur in his report on Joe Biden concluded the president willfully retained classified records after he was vice president.

Frontier has started to sell seats at the front of the plane with blocked middle seats, starting at $49.

iPhone users in the EU will be able to download apps from websites.

The Biden administration's new student loan bankruptcy policy is making it easier for borrowers to walk away from their debt in court, attorneys say.

The popularity of golf is growing faster off the course than on it, as businesses offering golf simulators and driving range-type experiences are booming.

Consumers still contended with price growth in February, new government data shows. Here's which goods and services went up the most.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury estimates that one-third of federal income tax returns could use IRS Direct File for free this season. Here's who qualifies.

Donald Trump's finances could be strained by his other legal battles, including an $83.3 million penalty for defaming E. Jean Carroll, AG Letitia James argued.