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The party will need to make the most of whatever majority it has.

The consumer price index rose by 3.7% in September, on the back of higher gasoline and energy prices largely due to the Iran war.

Netflix said most of the cuts would affect its product, tech, legal, and human resources departments.

Three teams, 15 players, the best ballers in college hoops to know before the season tips on Nov. 1

The action by the Treasury Department was announced less than a day before Bank of America reports quarterly earnings.

The action by the Treasury Department was announced less than a day before Bank of America reports quarterly earnings.

The mayor details a new push to attract investment, support businesses and create economic opportunities across New York City.

Baltimore expects to know more by midweek as Jackson pushes to return from the ankle injury that sidelined him against Atlanta

JB Poersch, Senate Majority PAC president, says Texas has always been a tough state to win in for Democrats. He speaks at a Bloomberg.com subscriber-only event held in Washington. (Source: Bloomberg)

Consumers are paying more for everyday goods and services, like food, computers and streaming.

Consumers are paying more for everyday goods and services, like food, computers and streaming.

We just simulated the final 193 games of the NFL season and the 49ers are going to like how things ended up

(RTTNews) - PyroGenesis Inc. (PYR.TO, PYRGF), a provider of plasma-based technologies and advanced engineering solutions for heavy industry and defense, announced that it has received a down payment of approximately $860,000 (EUR 540,000) under a previously announced $1.4 million

U.S. inflation rose higher than economists predicted amid high energy prices, the most recent Consumer Price Index report shows. Axios markets reporter Matt Phillips shares his thoughts.

Billionaires feel like they “have become piñatas for politicians.” Instead of taking a hit, they’re swinging back.