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New York City is home to more wealthy people than any other city in the world, according to a new report by investment migration consultancy Henley & Partners.

FedEx withdrew its full-year guidance and announced significant cost-cutting measures following what it called softness in global volume of shipments.

The Apple Watch Series 8 and new SE go on sale Sept. 16. The SE is Apple's cheapest smartwatch at just $249 and comes with all of the features you need.

CNBC's Jim Cramer gave investors advice on how to build a strong portfolio during the Federal Reserve's struggle to reduce inflation.

A new feature of iOS 16 allows you to delete duplicate photos on your iPhone to free up storage space. Here's how to use it.

Tennis legend Roger Federer is retiring from the sport after a 24-year career. The Swiss player made the announcement on Thursday in a letter posted to Twitter.

45-year-old Sam Dogen retired early at 34 years old, with a net worth of $3 million. But getting rich didn't make him happier, he says. The early retiree shares what brought him "more happiness than money ever did."

Tour guide Louis Herron spent $15,000 building the yurt he listed on Airbnb in August 2020. Now, he makes $28,000 a year renting it to Grand Canyon visitors.

Amazon went on a building binge between 2020 and 2022 that left it with too much space, causing the company to scale back its warehouse network.

Once a fringe party shunned by the political establishment, the far-right Sweden Democrats now stand on the cusp of influencing over government policy.

Ethereum's biggest upgrade in its history just went live.

Oil giant Shell on Thursday announced that CEO Ben van Beurden will step down at the end of the year after nearly a decade at the helm.

Ocean freight companies are adding air cargo to their businesses as shippers look for a "one-stop shop" to move goods around the world.

Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi is set to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Uzbekistan on Thursday.

The company is now surveilling employees' attendance, with Musk receiving detailed weekly reports on absenteeism.

"There's an economic war, technology war, regulation war going on with the United States, [but that] could be temporary," said the billionaire investor.

After Ukraine's successes in recapturing Russian-occupied territory over the last week, the pressure is now on to maintain the momentum.

The ethereum blockchain is finally rolling out a years-in-the-making, systemwide upgrade this week.

More people in China and Brazil are worried about their jobs than in the U.S. and U.K., according to a survey by consulting firm Oliver Wyman.

Jeffrey Gundlach and Elon Musk recently joined Wood's camp in calling for a decline for prices, expressing worries that the Federal Reserve might go too far.