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The Federal Reserve's period of policy tightening appears to be over, opening the door to lower borrowing costs in the year ahead.

Samsung will show off the features of its new AI-powered phone Jan. 17 at its own event.

"We're making real progress," Barkin, a voting member this year on the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee, said in prepared remarks.

Price rises accelerated on an annual basis, but market watchers say the peak may be in sight.

Total mortgage application volume was down 9.4% for the week ended Dec. 29, compared with two weeks earlier, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.

Steve Eisman of Neuberger Berman sees little tolerance for things going wrong. He warns the Federal Reserve will likely cut rates fewer times than expected.

Copper prices are poised to hit $15,000 on the back of mining supply disruptions amid higher demand for the red metal.

In 2023, Tesla produced 1.84 million vehicles, fewer than BYD's 3 million.

CNBC's Jim Cramer shared his take on Dow stocks with the best and worst performance of the year.

Jim Cramer shared his take on how 2024 might shake out.

The 2024 box office is packed with sequels, prequels and spinoffs, but audiences weren't keen on franchise features in 2023.

Maersk's decision to pause Red Sea and Gulf of Aden transits until further notice underscores the difficulty for the U.S.-led Operation Prosperity Guardian.

The upgrade follows a dismal 2023 for Moderna, whose only commercially available product is its Covid shot.

Rivian said it delivered 13,972 vehicles from October through December, down 10.2% from the third quarter of 2023 but in line with Wall Street's expectations.

Barclays analysts think that weak iPhone 15 sales may be a harbinger of weak hardware and iPhone 16 sales in the year ahead.

Nadia Liu Spellman grew up watching her parents run a fine-dining restaurant. Now, her dumpling business has three restaurant locations and sells on Amazon.

Traders are excited about the potential approval of a bitcoin exchange-traded fund in the U.S. as well as the upcoming bitcoin "halving."

Harvard President Claudine Gay has been under fire for weeks over claims of plagiarism and for her handling of the controversy over the war on Gaza by Israel.

Democrats have voiced concerns about the third-party ticket plan, saying it could derail President Joe Biden's reelection push and instead benefit Donald Trump.

Wall Street's favorite Club stocks entering the new year were also big winners in 2023 — except for two.