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Homeowners can install solar at a cost that state and federal incentives and tax credits make financially attractive, but California just complicated the math.

States and utility companies are investing in "cloud seeding" — a way to artificially increase precipitation in the drought-ridden American West and worldwide.

Dan Loeb's hedge fund expects the retailer can resolve many of its issues by bringing more experience to Bath & Body work's board.

Jim Cramer said Friday he likes Caterpillar, Illinois Tool Works and CSX heading into 2023.

If built, the project could have as many as 122 wind turbines.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

Critics say James Cameron's "Avatar: The Way of Water," is a stunning piece of cinema. It scored a "Fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Wall Street is growing increasingly concerned that the Fed's rate-hiking campaign will tip the U.S. economy into a recession.

Darden Restaurants, the parent company of Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse, raised its outlook for the year.

Union Pacific is pausing use of embargoes on the freight rail network, a method of easing congestion which has attracted regulatory and labor union scrutiny.

Investors are losing confidence in the company amid growing margin pressure and operational issues this year.

A new price increase of $4,000 means Ford has upped the entry-level pricing of the F-150 Lightning electric pickup by 40% since the vehicle's launch.

James Cameron's "Avatar: The Way of Water" snared $17 million during early screenings on its way toward a $175 million opening weekend.

U.S. automotive safety officials have opened a formal probe into the autonomous driving system used by General Motors' self-driving vehicle unit Cruise.

Space infrastructure and imagery company Maxar agreed to go private through a deal led by Advent International.

Small businesses are increasingly being targeted by hackers, with FBI data from 2021 criminal hacks showing nearly $7 billion in losses.

Amazon will produce film and television series based on franchises from Games Workshop, the company behind the popular Warhammer tabletop game.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon expects prices to remain elevated and the retail giant is adjusting inventory based on inflation and a consumer spending slowdown.

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