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The WGA and the AMPTP will start talking again. Dual writers and actors strikes have shut down Hollywood.

U.S. consumers have cut back on spending and plan to continue to do so through the holiday shopping season, a new CNBC-Morning Consult survey says.

New York is stepping up its efforts to stop unlicensed smoke shops from selling marijuana, as the state struggles to boot up its legal marketplace.

Hall of fame golfer Gary Player talks about the intersection of golf and politics, and weighs in on the upcoming Ryder Cup in Italy.

Clorox said a cyberattack it disclosed last month will have a material impact on its fiscal first quarter results.

Homebuilder sentiment fell into negative territory as potential buyers struggle to afford new homes in a higher mortgage rate environment.

Morgan Stanley says it is the first major Wall Street firm to put a bespoke solution based on GPT-4 in employees' hands.

The price Disney fetches for its legacy media assets is less important than the message behind a deal.

Streaming broke the traditional media model. Legacy media companies are still figuring out the future, while holding on to that model for as long as possible.

UPS and airlines are digesting big new labor deals, while Hollywood and the auto industry are at odds with unions.

Croatia's Rimac Nevera tops out at 258 mph thanks to its four motors and 1,914 horsepower. It's also stunningly easy to drive.

About 12,700 workers will be on strike at three Ford, GM and Stellantis facilities, the UAW said.

CEO Chris Rondeau has been been with Planet Fitness for more than three decades.

The California fast-food bill will raise the minimum wage for many California workers at fast-food chains to $20 an hour starting April 1.

The California minimum wage for fast-food workers is on track to rise to $20 an hour next April.

Stellantis has a need that GM and Ford don't – and there are signs that it has been preparing for a protracted battle with the UAW.

Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall spoke to CNBC about the use of SpaceX's Starlink in Ukraine, a potential conflict between the U.S. and China, and AI.

Public health officials are urging eligible Americans to take all three shots so the nation can avoid another "tripledemic" of Covid, flu and RSV.

JPMorgan is fighting for the loyalty of American customers as fintech players like PayPal and Square morph into do-everything providers.

The UAW union prepared to conduct targeted strikes against the Detroit automakers if the sides fail to reach new deals by Thursday's deadline.