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Mortgage demand surged back last week as the spring season kicked off with still higher mortgage rates.

Patronus AI on Wednesday released research showcasing how often leading AI models produce copyrighted content.

The European Central Bank will meet again this week amid falling inflation and a slight recovery in economic activity.

As much as Nvidia's business has grown over the past 18 months during the generative AI boom, its best days are ahead of it.

Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways is gearing up for a potential initial public offering after increasing revenue in 2023 on the back of a 40% boost in passenger numbers.

A MIT survey shows that despite business leaders' bullishness on generative AI, adoption is lagging, with many companies underprepared for rapid adoption.

Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan criticized major platforms for allegedly limiting Palestinian-related content about the war.

President Xi Jinping wants new technologies to propel China's future growth, but Beijing may have to tap on infrastructure spending to hit its 2024 growth target.

Switzerland tops Nomad Capitalist's 2024 passport ranking, which evaluates 199 places across five factors, including travel visas, taxes and global perception.

Elon Musk and Donald Trump met on Sunday in Palm Beach, Florida, according to the New York Times.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday reviewed Tuesday's market declines.

The department store retailer said revenue for the year ahead will range from a 2% decline to a 1% gain compared with the previous year.

Legal experts are skeptical of whether Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI has any hope of success, but winning for Musk may mean something else entirely.

Bitcoin has reached a new record for the first time in more than two years.

CrowdStrike shares surged after the company reported a strong beat and issued better-than-expected guidance for the upcoming quarter and full year.

Some of Donald Trump's allied groups have been struggling with their finances since the former president's theories about the last election has been debunked.

Donald Trump has just a few weeks to put up more than $454 million in cash or bonds to stave off his collectors while he appeals his New York civil fraud case.

The CEO said he is also concerned that Chinese companies will exploit tax provisions under the Inflation Reduction Act.

Markets are intent on getting more clarity about how the central bank plans on proceeding with monetary policy this year.

Target is following the playbook of Amazon and Walmart, which already have similar programs.