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ON Semiconductor shares fell after the company offered weaker-than-expected guidance.

The power lines will aim to supply 3.5 additional gigawatts of energy to the U.S. grid, which equates to powering 3 million homes.

Here are some of the tickers on Jim's radar for Monday, Oct. 30, taken directly from his reporter's notebook:

Hundreds of influential Israeli economists are warning the government that it must make big economic changes quickly as the war with Hamas drags on.

While we do see opportunities out there, we are compelled to make sure Club members understand this tricky market.

Many Americans fear Social Security benefits won't be there for them when they retire. Here's what the agency's chief actuary says you can expect.

“Really talented people that are evolved professionally and emotionally can have that type of conversation,” says Ryan Simonetti, CEO of Convene.

Meta said the subscription offers were to comply with the "evolving" European regulations after it was slapped with a fine this year over data law breaches.

Despite inflation concerns, most middle-income Americans still aren't leveraging higher interest rates for savings. Here's what to know.

Trump, the frontrunner for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination, claims the gag order will put him at a disadvantage in his campaign and his legal battles.

The Education Department announced it would penalize student loan servicer Mohela for its failure to send timely billing statements to 2.5 million borrowers.

The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

The Pentagon's Space Development Agency announced about $1.3 billion in contracts to York Space and Northrop Grumman to build communications satellites.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski said the minimum wage hike could help the burger chain gain market share in California in the long term.

Even with credit card debt at an all-time high, the national average credit score has never been better, according to FICO.

"Five Nights at Freddy's" scored a 26% "rotten" rating on Rotten Tomatoes but that didn't matter. Younger audiences turned out in droves.

Oil prices dipped after Israel sent ground forces into the Gaza Strip, opting for a cautious approach rather than a full-scale invasion.

"Sesame Street" is about to have a new look as it turns the page on season 55, ending its magazine-style format.

The walkouts are the latest pushback against what pharmacy staff claim are harsh and unsafe working conditions that put both employees and patients at risk. 

Jayson Siu's side hustle Invalid.jp, selling customized car stickers and rearview mirrors, has brought in over $1 million in revenue in less than two years.