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Legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus and PGA Tour star Justin Thomas talk to CNBC about their plans to build a new golf community in Palm Beach, Florida.

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

"You have to be ready to do some buying unless you think the event in question could be cataclysmic," the "Mad Money" host said.

As omicron wave fades, the U.S. is trying to move past the crisis mentality that has gripped the nation for two years.

Fat Brands said it is cooperating with the investigation.

The home improvement retailer is gearing up for spring and trying to prove to investors it can keep momentum going.

The department store chain is rejecting calls from activist firm Jana Partners for it to split its e-commerce operations from its stores.

Macy's said it will forge ahead as one retailer, despite pressure from activist Jana Partners to split into two entities.

Peloton's connected fitness services appear to be working again for most users, after the company suffered a major outage Tuesday morning.

Millions of vehicles will lose some emergency and convenience features as AT&T and other carriers discontinue their 3G networks.

It's normal to panic. The key is not to act on it, says psychologist Brad Klontz. Here are his techniques to stop emotions from ruling your financial life.

The high court will hear the challenge to a Colorado law that bars businesses from refusing to serve customers based on their sexual orientation.

The big-box retailer hired Maxwell, a fashion designer who has dressed celebrities, as creative director for two of its elevated fashion brands.

Airline executives have said they are logging strong late winter and spring bookings.

The notion of powering an internal combustion engine with hydrogen is not a new one.

Krispy Kreme reported its first quarterly profit since going public again but fell short of Wall Street's expectations for its earnings.

U.S. stock futures on Tuesday erased much of sharp overnight losses as investors tried to figure out whether Russia will invade Ukraine.

Here's what it's like to self-test for Covid-19 before boarding a flight to the U.S., as required by federal government regulation since last December.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.

Leaked data purported to show that Credit Suisse had served human rights abusers, corrupt politicians and businessmen under sanctions.