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Even as transactions get increasingly cashless, there's still a place for paper currency, especially when it comes to guilty pleasures, Stanford research finds.

Consumers have continued to spend amid high inflation, but interest rate hikes and resuming student loan payments could slow that.

Nine states have passed legislation that preserves a federal pandemic-era policy making free school meals available to all students, regardless of income.

After years of unstoppable growth, big tech’s pandemic bubble burst forcing tech companies to trim their rosters

In April, Alibaba launched its large language model (LLM) called Tongyi Qianwen as it looks to get in on generative AI.

JPMorgan is contesting a civil lawsuit by the U.S. Virgin Islands, which accuses the bank of enabling sex trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein over the years.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in premarket trading.

Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady has become a minority owner of English soccer club Birmingham City.

High mortgage rates, soaring home prices, a meager supply of homes for sale and a strong dollar make homes less financially attractive for international buyers.

Billionaire investor Bill Ackman says bond market may reprice the long end of the curve "in a matter of weeks."

"It does not take a grand sovereign and analytics genius to understand that the fiscal profile of the U.S. is much worse than it has been," said Elliot Hentov.

Nintendo's June quarter revenue was boosted by the success of the "Super Mario Bros. Movie" and the the popularity of its latest Zelda game for the Switch.

The bank's net income of 900 million euros ($983.6 million) was more than analysts expected, and a lot higher than the second quarter of 2022.

Thailand, the world's second largest exporter of rice, is encouraging its farmers to plant less of the crop in order to save water amid low rainfall.

"Geopolitical tensions are now the main focus of concern, both in the near term and the medium term," the survey said.

Summer travel interest is shifting as European travelers seek cooler weather in parts of Scandinavia, Scotland, Latvia, Estonia and northern Spain.

Food delivery apps Grab and Foodpanda are offering dine-in features as consumers resume their normal daily routines and go out and dine in more frequently.

Most young people are ultimately getting jobs, but ones that might not pay the best or match their area of study, according to CNBC interviews.

The agency's new program will help reduce the burden of processing the 200 million paper documents received each year at a cost of around $40 million annually.

EVgo's second-quarter results beat Wall Street estimates, as revenue from deals to provide chargers to other businesses surged.