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The last time shares of GM dropped below $30 a share during intraday trading was on Oct. 1, 2020, according to FactSet.

Rivian plans to offer $1.5 billion worth of senior, unsecured "green" convertible notes due in 2030.

The fast-food staple has remained popular even as the broader economy has soured.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

The auto industry should be a focus for reform in Germany if the country wants to increase productivity, according to IMF chief Georgieva.

European leaders said Thursday that the 27-nation bloc would not be able to fully replace U.S. support for war-torn Ukraine.

With iOS 17, you can turn your very own photos into iMessage stickers that are static or GIF style.

Initial filings for unemployment benefits were expected to total 210,000 for the week ended Sept. 30, according to a Dow Jones consensus estimate.

The Kremlin tells CNBC which qualities Russian President Vladimir Putin values the most.

Stanford lecturer and public speaking expert Matt Abrahams reveals one simple phrase that the best conversationalists use to make successful small talk.

While the war in Ukraine is ongoing, tensions have escalated in another part of Europe that remains highly volatile.

Regent is one step closer to putting people in flying electric water taxis

Shares of Britain's Metro Bank suspended trading Thursday after tanking more than 29% amid reports that it was trying to raise £600 million ($727 million) in debt and equity.

Ofcom is concerned that so-called "hyperscalers" like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure are limiting competition in the cloud computing market.

September's temperature anomalies prompted one researcher to describe the findings as nothing less than "absolutely gobsmackingly bananas."

The company said the market environment had "clouded noticeably."

Sweden is one of the best countries in the world to raise children — and according to Min, the activities they get to enjoy in nature aren't the only reason.

LG Energy Solution signed an agreement with Toyota to supply electric vehicle batteries to the Japanese automaker for 10 years.

That investment conclusion comes after a trip to the region by New York-based Henry H. McVey, KKR's head of global macro and asset allocation.

Investors got a brief reprieve from bad news and rising costs yesterday, which helped to ease pressure from stocks.