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Nike fell short of revenue expectations during its fiscal first quarter but beat on earnings and margins.

Donald Trump, two of his adult sons and the Trump Organization are accused by the New York attorney general of misstating the values of many real estate assets.

Endeavor Group and Fenway Sports are considering an investment in the PGA Tour that could rival the Saudi's Public Investment Fund.

The move comes more than three months after GameStop fired CEO Matthew Furlong.

A federal agency has sued Tesla over alleged widespread racist harassment of Black workers and retaliation against those who spoke out about the issues.

AMD and Microsoft have collaborated for years on computers, consoles and the cloud, and are doing more work together now in artificial intelligence.

The billionaire investor's comments come as U.S. debt levels surpassed $33 trillion for the first time in September.

The 80-year-old star says he'd consider giving the money to charity instead.

BlackRock fixed income chief Rick Rieder thinks the Federal Reserve can stop raising interest rates, though it probably won't.

Blackstone sees opportunities in this prominent housing rental market as demand surges.

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

The retail warehousing giant is your one-stop shop for 1 ounce gold bars, handsomely detailed and ready for purchase.

Epic Games said on Thursday that it's laying off 16% of its workforce and is selling Bandcamp, which it acquired last year.

Delta's CEO said the carrier wanted to "rip the Band-Aid off" with changes to SkyMiles program.

The big-spending Saudi Pro League is aiming to build its global broadcasting presence and become one of the top 10 soccer leagues in the world, its chief operating officer, Carlo Nohra, told CNBC.

Non-Chinese brands of electric cars, such as Tesla and BMW, could be examined as part of a subsidy probe on China that the EU kicked off earlier this month.

As competition in the multibillion-dollar space industry heats up, the U.K.'s OneWeb and France's Eutelsat have combined.

Russian customs data filed as recently as August 2023 point to the continued supply of battlefield equipment, including drones, helmets, vests and radios, from China, new analysis by CNBC shows.

China has looked to boost its domestic semiconductor industry, as it targets self-reliance and to wean itself off of foreign semiconductor firms.