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- Gap CEO talks tariff woes: 'There are things that you can't control' [438d]
- Affirm's stock soars 15% on earnings, revenue beat [438d]
- Feds charge fired DOJ employee with misdemeanor for 'Subway' sandwich throw in D.C. [438d]
- Jim Cramer says faith in growth stocks like Nvidia pays off [438d]
- Tesla FSD turns off more U.S. consumers than its attracts, survey finds [438d]
- Ulta Beauty raises full-year forecast after reporting growth in all major categories [438d]
- Gap stock falls as retailer misses sales expectations, driven by decline at Athleta [439d]
- Dell shares fall on soft third-quarter earnings outlook [439d]
- The vaccine and public health debate at the center of CDC upheaval, explained [439d]
- The rewards and risks of Amazon's push to add fresh groceries to same-day delivery [439d]
- Nvidia's top two mystery customers made up 39% of the chipmaker's Q2 revenue [439d]
- The bank trade is a positive sign for the market, plus AI stocks stay strong [439d]
- Intel gets $5.7 billion from Trump deal as White House says details are 'being ironed out' [439d]
- Why the end of 'de minimis' can hurt consumers — especially lower-income ones [439d]
- Microsoft starts testing AI model that could escalate competition with OpenAI [439d]
- Trump railroad regulator was fired by White House after Amtrak Acela event [439d]
- Lisa Cook's lawsuit against Trump skirts mortgage fraud allegation [439d]
- Pure Storage stock soars more than 30% to record as Meta deal bolsters results, outlook [439d]
- In Trump's market, oil and gas stocks have not been the big energy winners [439d]
- Nike to lay off about 1% of corporate staff in its latest effort to refocus the business [439d]
- Rallies in these 3 stocks show that concerns about slowing Nvidia growth are misplaced [439d]
- European Union to remove tariffs on U.S. industrial goods, triggering cuts for EU autos [439d]
- Debt struggles are hitting consumers at all income levels — it's a 'tipping point,' expert says [439d]
- Pending home sales tick lower in July as canceled contracts spike [439d]
- Taylor Swift’s engagement ring could spark trends, but challenge shoppers. What to know [439d]
- U.S. economy expanded 3.3% in Q2, with growth even stronger than initially thought [439d]
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- Fed Governor Lisa Cook sues Trump after he moves to fire her [439d]
- Nvidia stock turns positive in premarket trading as investors buy dip following earnings report [439d]
- CNBC's Inside India newsletter: India’s three-way balancing act: Tariffs, oil, and uneasy handshakes [439d]
- Student loan repayment plans have shifted — and more changes are ahead. Here's what borrowers need to know [439d]
- What the U.S. can learn from Canada's banking system [439d]
- Lawyers for Susan Monarez say 'she remains as CDC Director', only Trump has power to 'fire her' [439d]
- Best Buy reports modest sales recovery, but says tariffs are complicating its turnaround [439d]
- AI adoption linked to 13% decline in jobs for young U.S. workers, Stanford study reveals [439d]
- Dick's Sporting Goods raises guidance after second-quarter earnings beat [439d]
- Amtrak is launching its faster NextGen Acela with better amenities after years of delays. Here's what you need to know [439d]
- Tesla sales plunge 40% in Europe as Chinese EV rival BYD's triple [439d]
- Europe markets set to open higher as investors assess Nvidia results [439d]
- Japan's top trade negotiator cancels trip to U.S. over trade deal issues [439d]
- Microsoft fires two employees over breaking into its president’s office [439d]
- Qantas shares surge to record high as profit jumps on robust travel demand [439d]
- Bank of Korea keeps rates unchanged due to Seoul's housing price, upgrades GDP and inflation forecasts. [439d]
- Nvidia shares fall on a strong but not impenetrable quarter. There's still so much to like [439d]
- We're upgrading CrowdStrike despite a post-earnings stock drop [439d]
- Xi, Putin, Kim Will Oversee Chinese Military Parade In Landmark Meeting Next Week [438d]
- Mitsubishi Abandons Three Offshore Wind Projects In Japan [438d]
- Extremist Group Admits Responsibility For Wave Of College Swatting Attacks [438d]
- Is AI The False Savior Of A Hollowed-Out Economy? [438d]
- Indian Officials Call For Intervention After US Blocks Foreign Trucker Visas [438d]
- Sen. Mike Lee: Racist & Anti-American Messages At Smithsonian "Indefensible" [438d]
- Graham Threatens Tariffs, Travel Sanctions On Norway Over Boycott Of IDF, Caterpillar [438d]
- Another Narrative Busted: Bolton Investigation Began Under Biden [439d]
- As Good As It Gets? DNC Moves To Sell Crazy To An Over-Stocked Nation [439d]
- The Chart Baltimore Democrats Hope You Never See [439d]
- Judge Says Kilmar Abrego Garcia Cannot Be Deported Until October [439d]
- UK, France, Germany Initiate UN Snapback Sanctions On Iran Over Nuclear Program [439d]
- DHS Proposes Revamp Of Student And Exchange Visas, Citing Fraud And Abuse [439d]
- Bolton Probe Focuses On Emails Obtained By Hostile Foreign Spy Service [439d]
- US Natural Gas Consumption To Hit New Record In 2025 [439d]
- Ugly 7Y Auction Tails, Sees Lowest Bid To Cover In Over A Year [439d]
- Russia Sinks Ukrainian Navy Vessel In First Successful Sea Drone Operation [439d]
- Ether ETFs Capture 10x More Inflows Than Bitcoin In Last 5 Days [439d]
- The Firing Spree Continues [439d]
- Bartov Vs. Morris: Is It Genocide? [439d]
- D.C Grand Jury Refuses To Indict Sandwich-Throwing Former Justice Employee [439d]
- "I'm Tired Of Being Trans" - Minneapolis Shooter Confesses "I Wish I Never Brain-Washed Myself" [439d]
- EU, UK Diplomatic Missions Hit In Russia's 2nd Largest Assault On Kiev Of War [439d]
- Psaki, Minneapolis Mayor Eviscerated For Mocking Prayers Following School Shooting [439d]
- US Pending Home Sales Stick Near Record Lows In July [439d]
- Fed's Lisa Cook Sues Trump, Powell & Board of Governors To Keep Job Amid Mortgage Fraud Fiasco [439d]
- Washington Mayor Credits Federal Surge For Drop In Crime, Backs Trump's Infrastructure Request [439d]
- Q2 GDP Revised Sharply Higher As Data Center Investments Sharply Boost Growth [439d]
- Fragile Investors, Fragile Markets [439d]
- Initial Jobless Claims Refuse To Show Any Signs Of Cracking [439d]
- Futures Drift Near Record High As Nvidia Fails To Restart Rally [439d]
- CDC Director Susan Monarez Ousted In Vaccine Policy Clash With RFK Jr.; Four Top Officials Quit In Leadership Crisis [439d]
- U.S. Kicks Off Migrant Deportations To Rwanda [439d]
- Trump's Dreams Of Nobel Peace Prize Face Resistance From Norwegian Committee: Report [439d]
- IAEA Nuclear Inspector Team Returns to Iran In First Since Israel War [439d]
- UK's Newest Crisis: Too Many Patriotic Britons [439d]
- 1 In 4 UK Adults Open To Investing In Crypto For Retirement: Survey [439d]
- These Are The Best And Worst Countries For Taxes [439d]
- Why Wouldn't This English Pub Let This Englishman In? [439d]
- Ukraine To Allow More Young Men To Leave, Despite Manpower Crisis [439d]
- Orbán Claims Vindication After Merz Warns German Welfare State Is Unsustainable [439d]
- Stop Imagining Dystopia: We Can Create A Garden Of Eden Future [439d]
- Federal Government To Take Over DC's Union Station [439d]
- The Endgame Of The Ukraine War: Two Possible Scenarios [439d]
- Las Vegas Tourism Falters As Prices Explode And Amenities Disappear [439d]
- Christian Priests & Nuns Refuse To Leave Gaza City [439d]
- Florida Weigh Station Immigration Checks Serve As National Blueprint For Addressing Migrant CDL Crisis [439d]
- The Loneliness Epidemic Isn't About Phones, It's About Algorithms [439d]
- First Syrian Crude Oil Shipped In Aftermath Of Assad's Overthrow [439d]
- College Crackdown [439d]
- Walgreens names Mike Motz as CEO after going private with Sycamore Partners [438d]
- As online age checks become more common, critics worry about losing internet freedom [438d]
- Is the generative AI revolution stalling out? [438d]
- Should employees use sick time for doctor’s appointments? [438d]
- India’s Russian oil imports expected to rise in September, defying U.S. pressure [438d]
- Officials in the Everglades are using these cute robot rabbits to combat invasive Burmese pythons [438d]
- How AI can take your birdwatching to the next level [438d]
- Foldable smartphones and agentic AI are the new mobile PCs [438d]
- Japan abruptly postpones trade talks with Trump administration. Here’s why [438d]
- Can artists really stop AI from stealing their work? [438d]
- Snowflake stock jumps to fresh highs as CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy touts AI enterprise boom [438d]
- Global markets are mixed after U.S. stocks surged following Nvidia’s earnings report [439d]
- Trump administration fires CDC director Susan Monarez and other agency leaders resign [439d]
- Exclusive: Inside Grindr’s audacious, all-in bet on ‘Gay I’ [439d]
- Five Below is opening 150 new stores this year as other retailers close. Here’s a list of locations coming soon [439d]
- Fixing restitution laws: Has paying one’s debt to society gone too far? [439d]
- This drug that lights up cancer cells under infrared light is making tumor removal more precise for surgeons [439d]
- Emerging drone tech firms are powering the defense industry’s next chapter [439d]
- Shopify just acquired its own ‘Navy SEAL’ design squad. It could set off a talent war for designers [439d]
- How Book of the Month club survived 100 years of a turbulent publishing industry [439d]
- Sneaky time traps that cause you to work late [439d]
- The typeface for Taylor Swift’s next album was designed by a heavy metal fan [439d]
- The White House or Theranos HQ? Trump’s purges put him in league with these disgraced CEOs [439d]
- Sportswear brands are turning feats of athleticism into branded content, and the race to win is only getting started [439d]
- How to be a less intimidating manager (without lowering your standards) [439d]
- In Finland, this giant battery is helping heat apartments and offices—using sand [439d]
- The one foolproof way managers can help their team achieve more [439d]
- As AI amplifies American exceptionalism, job insecurity could become the new norm [439d]
- How to simplify fancy workflows and get real work done [439d]
- How to use failure to your advantage [439d]
- Apparently, banana bread is the male equivalent of flowers [439d]
- The hidden risk most travelers overlook [439d]
- Nvidia beats Q2 estimates, forecasts higher revenue as stocks slide [439d]
- Gen Z will be hurt—and helped—the most by generative AI in these types of jobs [439d]
- How Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s net worth post-engagement compares to other power couples [439d]
- COVID vaccines no longer widely authorized in U.S. [439d]
- Justice Department to investigate employment practices at California’s EPA [439d]
- Matthew Caldwell to leave Panthers and become the CEO of Timberwolves, Lynx [439d]
- Kohl’s tops earnings estimate and raises full year outlook, shares soar [439d]
- Why is AEO stock soaring? American Eagle is in the headlines again—but this time, its timing couldn’t be better [439d]
- Lego’s more-is-more strategy is working [439d]
- YouTube TV may pull Fox channels ahead of football season due to contract dispute [439d]
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