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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday praised the Treasury Department's quarterly refunding plan.

Airbnb reported third-quarter results after the bell, beating analyst revenue and total bookings consensus estimates but offering weaker-than-expected guidance.

President Joe Biden is visiting Minnesota, the home state of his newly announced 2024 primary challenger, Democratic Rep. Dean Phillips.

Etsy released third-quarter earnings after the bell Wednesday.

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday again held benchmark interest rates steady amid a backdrop of a growing economy and labor market.

The U.S. Space Force assigned 21 rocket launches to SpaceX and United Launch Alliance that are worth about $2.5 billion in total.

The cosmetics company, known for its viral TikTok marketing and middle-of-the-road pricing, saw sales jump 76% compared with the prior year.

Match Group shares plummeted Wednesday after the company released its third-quarter earnings Tuesday.

AMD stock jumped Wednesday after the company said it expects to bring in more than $2 billion in revenue from its data center GPU revenue.

Toyota profit more than doubled for the quarter due in large part to demand for the Prius and other hybrids, as well as favorable currency factors.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings slashed its full-year guidance amid impacts from the tensions in Israel and wildfires in Maui, Hawaii.

The Fed held rates steady at its FOMC meeting, but small business owners are struggling to access capital, and credit card usage is rising.

The Federal Reserve said it would leave rates unchanged in November. For consumers, however, it won't get any less expensive to borrow.

Two Republicans, Rep. Kay Granger of Texas and Ken Buck of Colorado separately announced plans to retire from Congress.

The flight attendants are the latest aviation labor group to win proposed pay hikes after tense years-long negotiations for new labor details.

The IRS has increased the 401(k) plan contribution limits for 2024, allowing employees to defer up to $23,000 into workplace plans, up from $22,500 in 2023.

The Education Department says loan servicers have made mistakes as student loan bills resume. These errors can be extra painful for those enrolled in autopay.

Analysts haven't missed Apple's lack of growth this year and want to see the company thriving again.

Investors are getting an opportunity to add to their positions in the Medicare Advantage-focused health insurer.

The Treasury Department announced plans to accelerate the size of its auctions as it looks to handle its heavy debt load and with financing costs rising.