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Semler Scientific saw its shares surge Tuesday after it said it has adopted bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset.

Beworth Finance founder Kimberly Hamilton shares the wealth building habits that eliminated her financial anxiety and put her on track to retire early.

Workers United is pushing Starbucks for better pay and benefits as well as improved staffing and scheduling.

Ji Hye Kim took a significant pay cut when she went from health care to food services. Her Michigan-based restaurant, Miss Kim, is now a success.

Buy now, pay later loans are the second-most used form of credit payment among U.S. consumers in the U.S., NerdWallet found. But changes are on the horizon.

CNBC Make It analyzed rent estimate data from Apartment List for April 2023 to April 2024, filtering metro areas by those with at least 500,000 residents.

Wall Street is now required to settle stock trades faster after a new rule from the Securities and Exchange Commission takes effect Tuesday.

Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander women work 15 months to earn what a white man makes in a year, the National Women's Law Center found.

The U.K. has been "denied the skills and infrastructure it needs to flourish," the letter says.

Elliott, the $65 billion hedge fund best known for its shareholder activism, has made a $2.5 billion investment in Texas Instruments.

Shares in GameStop gained on Tuesday after the company announced Friday that it had made $933 million from a stock sale.

The 2025 911 Carrera GTS hybrid marks a significant update to the iconic German sports car amid the automotive industry's focus on electrified vehicles.

OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, said it has begun training its "next frontier model."

McDonald's has opened four CosMc's locations since announcing the restaurant spinoff, and is rolling out a loyalty program.

After a long stretch of disappointing quarters, this industrial manufacturer has turned the corner.

Slowing down at work is nice in theory, but trickier to figure out if you work in an environment that rewards immediacy.

The community accounted for a tiny portion of judges in the U.S.

The Federal Reserve should wait for significant progress on inflation before cutting rates, Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari said Tuesday.

"Crafting elaborate charcuterie spreads from exceptional ingredients became my idea of Southern comfort," says Teyoshe Smith, founder of Bite by Bite & Co.

Your resume should be a reflection of what you've been able to accomplish professionally. Avoid certain formatting choices, warns former Nvidia recruiter Stefanie Fackrell.