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Commissioner Alvaro Bedoya hopes it "can send a strong signal to other law enforcement agencies in the U.S.," he told The Record.

The average APR for retail store credit cards is almost 30%. Here are a few things to consider when holiday shopping, according to experts.

This isn't the first time the tech giant has been hit with negative headlines in recent months.

Citi notched its estimate for incretin drug sales to $71 billion by 2035, up from its prior estimate of $55 billion. That view seems conservative. Here's why.

Okta shares continued their fall Monday after the company said client files had been accessed by an unknown hacker, the latest attempt involving the company.

Intel currently has the majority of the market for PC chips, with AMD coming in second.

The price of bitcoin rose to start the week, extending gains from the previous week helped by optimism about a bitcoin ETF and a flight to safety. 

Sen. Bob Menendez, who is up for reelection next year, has denied wrongdoing and vowed not to resign over the bribery and foreign agent charges.

The IRS has announced a special withdrawal process for small businesses that wrongly claimed the employee retention tax credit. Here's what to know.

Tesla's Q3 10-Q had some new information about the status of legal actions against the company.

The Biden administration named 31 regions spanning 32 states and Puerto Rico as technology hubs, as part of the CHIPS Act.

Jim Cramer on Sunday laid out five risks facing the stock market. Here's how we meet those challenges while keeping our cool.

Academics and civil society leaders will also join the discussion about innovation and balancing a leading position in AI while ensuring its safety.

The work stoppage marks the first escalation in the union's strike in nearly two weeks and the first new work stoppage at Stellantis in over a month.

The "bond vigilantes are coming back" as investors continue to sell amid the prospect of a growing fiscal deficit, according to UBS Asset Management's Kevin Zhao.

Netflix aims to 'crawl, walk, run' in its gaming push, but as subscribers largely ignore the growing games library, analysts remain skeptical of the move.

Customers bought more than 2.5 million copies of "Marvel's Spider-Man 2" in its first 24 hours.

The prospect of an imminent mass incursion by Israel into Gaza has raised questions about what a postwar future could look like.

Enterprise software giant Salesforce (CRM) has been trudging through a challenged stretch of trading lately.

The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury is back above 5%, a key level that could impact mortgage rates, student debt, auto loans and more.