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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday detailed what may be hurting healthcare stocks.

X CEO Linda Yaccarino sent a memo to employees that characterized Elon Musk's recent controversial interview as "candid" and "profound."

India's economy is expected to power ahead in the next three years, leading growth in the region.

China's consumer isn't going to be spending big anytime soon, which means companies need to be more strategic to tap the massive market, according to McKinsey.

A round which would value OpenAI at around $86 billion is back on track after Sam Altman returned to the company, offering employees a chance at liquidity.

The lawsuits come as Novo Nordisk grapples with shortages of Wegovy and Ozempic in the U.S. due to skyrocketing demand. 

McHenry's crypto bill faces stiff opposition from powerful Democrats, including Senate Banking Committee chairman Sherrod Brown (Ohio).

Life at Sea Cruises canceled a three-year around the world cruise just weeks before it was supposed to set sail. Here's why.

Nelson Peltz and his firm, Trian, are seeking multiple seats on Disney's board, triggering a proxy fight.

Coinbase's stock had its second-best month since the company's public market debut, and analysts attribute much of the rally to Binance's retreat

Shares of other biotech companies developing ADCs, which are among the hottest areas in the pharmaceutical industry, jumped on the news of the buyout.

Guilt tipping, tipflation — there have been many varying opinions about tipping lately. Here's where the practice came from.

The fund rebounded drastically from three straight months of losses, pushing 2023 gains to 47%.

Vita Coco co-founder Michael Kirban went into shock when Coca-Cola bought a stake in the coconut water company's biggest rival. Here's how he took on a giant.

Traders are concerned the cuts are only voluntary, raising the question of whether OPEC+ can follow through and curtail output, an analyst said.

Disney CEO Bob Iger acknowledged his company's movies have been too focused on messaging rather than strong storytelling.

Here's why health-tech investors and founders are moving to Nashville.

Children in Ghana are harvesting cocoa used in Mars' M&M's and Snickers, according to a CBS News report.

A New York appeals court reinstated a gag order on Donald Trump in his civil fraud trial before Judge Arthur Engoron set closing arguments for mid-January.

In 2022, Nashville grew by roughly 100 people per day. Here's why transplants are still moving to Music City.