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This is the first RSV season in which older adults have the option to get vaccinated against the virus.

Google is making additional big changes in its Assistant group, prioritizing new advancements in artificial intelligence.

Drugstore makeup brand e.l.f. Beauty raised its full-year outlook after reporting a 76% sales jump as the red-hot beauty market continues to surge.

Huge legal fees helped the Save America PAC burn through cash, raising questions about how Trump would fund a general election campaign.

Trump's receipt of a target letter signaled that charges were likely in the special counsel Jack Smith's probe.

Investors weighed the risks of the latest DeFi hack and another federal court decision on when to treat crypto assets as securities.

Phoenix set a record for the highest monthly average temperature of any U.S. city in July, with an average monthly temperature of 102.7 degrees Fahrenheit.

Virgin Galactic flew two spaceflights during the second quarter: Its final test spaceflight and its first commercial spaceflight.

Third-party merchants who have been suspended by Amazon can pay for confidential data to potentially help them get their accounts back up and running.

Americans are still feeling the pinch from the high costs of single-family rentals. But experts say there may be hidden costs of moving.

President Joe Biden takes personal time off seriously, saying he'd even consider firing staffers who sacrificed personal health and wellbeing for their job.

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

Pfizer is in a transition period as it pivots away from its blockbuster Covid vaccine and drug Paxlovid while the world emerges from the pandemic.

A Manhattan federal judge said cryptocurrencies are securities regardless of whom they are offered to, contradicting a prior ruling on cryptoasset ripple.

Shares of Uber fell more than 5% on Tuesday after the company reported second-quarter results that missed analysts' expectations for revenue but offered rosy guidance.

Job openings, hires and "quits" are falling gradually. But workers still enjoy considerable leverage in some sectors, like arts, entertainment and recreation.

The tool maker reported a solid second quarter Tuesday, demonstrating it's becoming a more streamlined business.

The presidency rotates each month among the UN Security Council's 15 members.

Employment openings totaled 9.58 million for the month, edging lower from the downwardly revised 9.62 million in May.

On Monday, X Corp., formerly known as Twitter, filed a lawsuit against the Center for Countering Digital Hate in a federal court.