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UPS and airlines are digesting big new labor deals, while Hollywood and the auto industry are at odds with unions.

The United Auto Workers strike is bringing a blue-collar versus billionaire battle to Detroit, just as UAW President Shawn Fain wanted.

Croatia's Rimac Nevera tops out at 258 mph thanks to its four motors and 1,914 horsepower. It's also stunningly easy to drive.

About 12,700 workers will be on strike at three Ford, GM and Stellantis facilities, the UAW said.

"The autoworkers are being sold down the river by their leadership, and their leadership should endorse Trump," the GOP frontrunner said.

CEO Chris Rondeau has been been with Planet Fitness for more than three decades.

Their questions follow the publication of a biography of Elon Musk with an anecdote suggesting SpaceX disconnected Starlink service before a Ukrainian attack.

Grocery delivery platform Instacart raised its initial price range to between $28 and $30 per share in a regulatory filing Friday.

Arm began trading Thursday with shares in its blockbuster IPO priced at $51 each, valuing the company at about $54.5 billion.

August was the hottest August on Earth, according to climate data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration going back 174 years.

French supermarket chain Carrefour added labels to products that have shrunk in size but cost more, putting pressure on suppliers that have increased prices.

Here's how far the stocks have fallen since the meme stock moment shown in the new movie "Dumb Money."

Oil prices climbed to their highest level of the year this week, extending a rally that has put a return to $100 a barrel sharply into focus.

Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall spoke to CNBC about the use of SpaceX's Starlink in Ukraine, a potential conflict between the U.S. and China, and AI.

JPMorgan is fighting for the loyalty of American customers as fintech players like PayPal and Square morph into do-everything providers.

The UAW union prepared to conduct targeted strikes against the Detroit automakers if the sides fail to reach new deals by Thursday's deadline.

Iranian authorities appear to be bracing for a resurgence of popular anger on the anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death in police custody.

There are tentative signs of a bounceback in global trade, according to the CEO of shipping titan Maersk.

Yum China is spending more on tech, an investment that's allowed it to open more stores without having to hire more staff, CEO Joey Wat told CNBC.

China's retail sales and industrial production picked up pace in August with better-than-expected growth, according to National Bureau of Statistics data.