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Donald Trump, while president, commuted the sentence of Florida nursing home operator Philip Esformes. The DOJ plans to retry him on deadlocked fraud counts.

Bed Bath & Beyond has hired another legal advisor as it preps a potential bankruptcy filing in New Jersey, according to people familiar with the matter.

A lawsuit by Donald Trump against Hillary Clinton was dismissed as frivolous, leading to monetary sanctions against the former president.

About $579 million will go toward GM's sixth-generation family of small-block V-8 gas engines that are used in highly profitable vehicles.

Fanatics, the sports merchandising company with a $31 billion valuation, is in talks to buy sportsbook BetParx, sources said.

Home sales have fallen for 11 consecutive months as mortgage rates weigh on the market.

If Cuba loses in the U.K.'s High Court, it could ultimately cost the island nation billions in long overdue payments.

Indian education technology start-up Byju's will not renew its jersey sponsorship deal with India's cricket team, the company's co-founder Divya Gokulnath, told CNBC.

One of the U.K.'s largest unions on Friday announced 10 further days of industrial action over the coming weeks, as a standoff between the government and ambulance workers intensifies.

Tencent, known as one of the world's largest gaming and social media firms, invested in Tesla in 2017, taking a 5% stake for around $1.78 billion.

Around 10,000 flights were delayed because of the outage of a pilot-alerting system.

China's decision to welcome tourists again as well as to make it easier for those in the country to travel abroad has been one of the most discussed topics at the World Economic Forum.

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

Nordstrom said weak sales and a ton of markdowns hurt its results during the holiday season.

Alec Baldwin will be criminally charged in the fatal on-set shooting of "Rust" cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

Jim Cramer said that it's too soon for investors to consider picking up hammered video game stocks like Activision and Take-Two.

Hastings co-founded Netflix in 1997. Ted Sarandos was promoted to co-CEO alongside Hastings in July 2020.

Netflix shares jumped after hours after beating subscriber estimates, and that's good news for its legacy media competitors such as Disney.

Wall Street's obsession with the mega-cap tech names has obscured a bull market in non-tech names.

An activist investor like Trian Partners' Nelson Peltz on Walt Disney's (DIS) board could help prod the entertainment giant to address its financial woes.