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MGM Resorts filed a report with the SEC acknowledging the three-day outage but is continuing to refer to it as a cybersecurity issue.

Brokers said buyers who would normally be looking to purchase apartments are choosing to rent for now given high interest rates.

There have now been two highly disruptive attacks on the gaming industry in a matter of weeks.

AI is capable of helping solve the world's biggest problems and could potentially surpass the intelligence of humans, says SoftBank's Masayoshi Son.

Delta has grappled with overcrowding at some of its airport lounges.

Chip designer Arm priced its initial public offering on Wednesday at the top end of the expected range

Mindless phone scrolling prevents us from "performing at a high level," but there are ways to dial back such distractions, said author James Clear.

The new container ship has two engines: one moved by traditional fuels and another run with green methanol.

Taiwan is not for sale, and neither is it part of China, said Taiwan's Foreign Affairs Ministry, in a rebuke to Elon Musk.

The former CEO of Starbucks, Howard Schultz, is leaving the company's board and transitioning to a chairman emeritus role.

OPEC on Thursday sharply criticized the IEA's forecast that demand for fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas will peak before the end of the decade.

Arm priced its shares at $51 for its U.S. IPO but it has warned on a number of risks including rising competition from a rival architecture called RISC-V.

Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin said that the U.S. will see that blockchain and cryptocurrencies are "aligned with the philosophies of the country."

At a time of shifting geopolitical alignments that's fragmenting the world's economy, Rome is coming under pressure to recast its relationship with Beijing to placate its western allies.

The European Commission unexpectedly launched an investigation Wednesday on the level of state subsidies that benefits China's electric vehicle makers.

Norris is confident of his prospects in the Lion City, after a slew of upgrades to the team's MCL60 car resulted in vastly improved results in the second half of the season.

Office communication, including emails, are becoming less formal, and Gen Z is leading the change, research by Barclays LifeSkills found.

Banyan Tree Holdings founder Ho Kwon Ping said his company — which operates more than 60 hotels — is seeing “Chinese tourism coming back quite strongly.”

At first glance, August’s CPI report seems bad news. But look more closely and you’ll find things aren’t as terrifying as they seem.

The need to induce soft layoffs could be driven by recession threats and changes related to consumer spending, workplace experts told CNBC Make It.