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Synapse is a middle man between customer-facing fintech brands and FDIC-backed banks, but it has had disagreements about how much in customer balances it owed.

Nvidia shares jumped Thursday to record highs after the company topped Wall Street estimates for the fiscal first quarter.

Squirreling away a portion of one's income for a rainy day would typically be considered prudent behavior. Yet, in India, it's helping make stocks overvalued.

E.l.f. Beauty grew sales in the high double-digit percentages again, but it expects that growth to start to moderate in the coming fiscal year.

Dimon said the worst outcome for the U.S. economy will be a "stagflation" scenario, where inflation continues to rise, but growth slows amid high unemployment.

Tesla could use more of high-profile CEO Elon Musk's divided focus at a critical juncture for the electric vehicle industry, former board member Steve Westly said Thursday.

When it comes to writing your resume, avoid listing your daily job to-dos and using anything other than black ink, says ex-Nvidia recruiter Stefanie Fackrell.

Hong Kong-listed shares of Alibaba fell over 5% Thursday following a report that the Chinese tech giant is considering selling convertible bonds.

Polls suggest the Conservative Party will lose power after 14 years, as the U.K. heads into a six-week election campaign.

Alibaba is betting on international expansion and its AI products to reignite growth at its struggling cloud computing division.

Nvidia finance chief Colette Kress told investors on Wednesday that cloud providers were seeing an "immediate and strong return" on investment.

“I think we can tune into the fact that we're temporary and not make it morbid," a psychology expert told CNBC Make It.

Robin Li, the CEO of Baidu said artificial intelligence that is smarter than humans, or AGI, is more than 10 years away.

China's largest chipmaker SMIC rose to third spot in global foundry revenue in the first quarter, according to Counterpoint Research.

Major U.S. tech firms have been trying to win favor with regulators as they face criticisms over their massive businesses having an adverse effect on smaller companies.

Malaysia's former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said he and his family members were not involved  in any "corrupt practices."

China is too big to be sidelined, and investors "have to do business there," said JPMorgan's Asia Pacific CEO, Sjoerd Leenart.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak of the United Kingdom called a general election, while Nvidia delivered its earnings and saw its shares soar to record highs.  

Nvidia reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

A Texas man illicitly bought stock of a company eyed by oil giant BP after hearing his wife, a mergers and acquisitions executive, discuss the deal on calls.