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Control of Virginia's legislature is up for grabs, testing Democrats' ability to turn out voters to protect abortion rights a year after Roe was overturned.

After the pandemic boom led to massive profits, weak demand and shipping overcapacity have sunk prices. That won't end in 2024, new CNBC survey data says.

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said a soft landing is still on the table as the Fed seeks to combat inflation without hurting the economy significantly.

It's not clear just how much vitamin C and D supplements you need for a healthy immune system — and if you need the supplements at all. Here's what doctors say.

The world's major central banks paused their interest rate hiking cycles in recent weeks and markets are turning their attention to the first round of cuts.

Workers at the top companies rate their daily happiness at 90 out of 100, versus the overall average of 65.

French prosecutors have opened a preliminary investigation into multinational pharmaceutical company Sanofi over possible market manipulation.

Wall Street is set for lower a open after the Nasdaq had its first seven-session winning streak since January.

UBS on Tuesday reported a bigger-than-expected third-quarter net loss of $785 million as it works to integrate fallen rival Credit Suisse.

U.S. physical currency is outdated compared to other countries, and while electronic payments are on the rise, more cash is being circulated today.

Many companies believe passkeys are the next step toward better digital security for consumers.

Jaeger Glucina, chief of staff and managing director of Luminance, said its new AI aimed to eliminate much of the paperwork that lawyers need to complete.

The stock has suffered this year on concerns over the Rolex takeover of retailer Bucherer.

In October, the IMF lowered its growth forecast for China to 5% this year and 4.2% next year.

The drop in profitability this year has been in line with industry trends amid weaker oil prices.

Nintendo reported better-than-expected sales and profit for its fiscal second quarter on Tuesday buoyed by the Super Mario movie and Zelda game.

Analysts say that the bitter truth in modern Russia is that there is no one left who can really oppose Putin.

The new Ram pickup can operate as an EV until the battery dies and an onboard generator — powered by a 3.6-liter V6 engine — kicks on to power the vehicle.

From blurring periods between jobs to lying, workers have been concealing career breaks from potential employers for decades. Some say that should end.

Lackluster global demand for Chinese goods and muted domestic demand have dragged down China's overall trade.