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The PPI for final demand rose 0.1%. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones were expecting an increase of 0.2%.

Amazon called the first 24 hours of Prime Day the "single largest sales day in company history," but it did not disclose total sales.

Disney CEO Bob Iger appeared for an interview with CNBC's David Faber the morning after announcing a contract extension through 2026.

Viasat disclosed its most recently launched communications satellite suffered a malfunction while deploying the reflector of its Viasat-3 Americas satellite.

Delta Air Lines said it benefitted from strong travel demand and cheaper fuel.

Most Americans in their 40s have around two decades until retirement but may not be saving up enough money. Two tips for boosting your retirement contributions.

Hybrid work has changed where and how many people work. Experts say the time for employers, cities and retailers to adapt is now.

Climate scientists are deeply concerned about a recent spate of global heat records.

The Dow, te S&P 500 and Nasdaq are set for a higher open following a third straight session of gains.

Student loan identity is a relationship with money and debt. Here are ways to use the energy to live in the present instead of standing still.

PepsiCo raised its full-year outlook as it beat earnings and revenue estimates for the second quarter, but higher prices hurt its volume.

With recession still a risk, these are the states with the weakest economies that would take the biggest hits, based on CNBC’s Top States for Business study.

While the fate of the national economy is still unclear, these ten states are well equipped to handle almost anything, including a recession.

Elon Musk participated in an hour-long discussion on Twitter Spaces with Reps. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., and Mike Gallagher, R-Wisc.

The Federal Trade Commission said it will bring its campaign to prevent Microsoft from closing its Activision Blizzard deal before an appeals court.

Central banks will "change the goalposts without really saying so," on monetary policy, according to veteran strategist David Roche.

Social Security is a lifeline for millions. The program is at risk and if action isn't taken, Americans might see a cut in their benefits starting in 2034.

It's the latest bid for Fanatics to diversify as it heads toward a potential initial public offering.

Unexpected controversy over China's "nine-dash line" shows that life in plastic may not always be quite as fantastic.

The IEA on Thursday cut its global oil demand growth forecast for the first time this year, primarily citing a worsening economic outlook.