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- Asia-Pacific markets set to climb after third Fed cut of the year [331d]
- Chewy CEO talks strategy for the 'emotive' pet business after earnings beat [331d]
- Jim Cramer names stocks to buy in the wake of the Fed's rate cut [331d]
- Cisco's stock closes at record for first time since dot-com peak in 2000 [331d]
- Coca-Cola taps COO Henrique Braun to replace James Quincey as CEO in 2026 [331d]
- Here are the five big takeaways from Wednesday's Fed rate decision [331d]
- Trump says Fed could have 'at least doubled' latest interest rate cut [331d]
- The market likes what it heard from the Fed — plus, Lilly's new $6B manufacturing investment [331d]
- The FAFSA will now tell you if you're applying to a school with historically low earnings outcomes [331d]
- The Fed is the most divided it's been in more than a decade [331d]
- Fed still forecasts just one rate cut for next year [331d]
- Trump admin touts pulling nearly 10,000 truckers off road for failing English tests [331d]
- Divided Fed approves third rate cut this year, sees slower pace ahead [331d]
- What December's Fed rate cut means for your mortgage, credit card, auto loan, student debt and savings [331d]
- U.S. seizes oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela: Report [331d]
- 28-year-old spent $6,000 on an Airstream trailer—and turned it into a coffee shop that brings in $500,000 a year [331d]
- Swiss government says new 15% U.S. tariff ceiling retroactive to mid-November [331d]
- Southwest CEO says airline 'actively pursuing' network of airport lounges [331d]
- Homeland Security Dept. buying Boeing 737s for ICE deportations [331d]
- Student loan borrowers have 'a limited time' to leave payment pause. Here are their options [331d]
- Oracle set to report quarterly results after the bell [331d]
- Jim Cramer says buy Nvidia if you don't own it, and consider these 2 stocks, too [331d]
- We're raising our GE Vernova price target as shares deservedly hit all-time highs [331d]
- Nvidia refutes report that China's DeepSeek is using its banned Blackwell AI chips [331d]
- Rivian turns to AI, autonomy to woo investors as EV sales stall [331d]
- U.S. to mandate checks of some tourists' social media history from past 5 years [331d]
- ‘Greetings, earthlings’: Nvidia-backed Starcloud trains first AI model in space as orbital data center race heats up [331d]
- Former GitLab CEO raises money for Kilo to compete in crowded AI coding market [331d]
- Online grocer Thrive Market bails on booze, bets big on alcohol-free boom [331d]
- Social Security beneficiaries' tax bills may change due to recent legislation. What to know [331d]
- Goal to slash emissions 90% by 2040 welcomed as keeping Europe competitive [331d]
- Walmart and Alquist strike landmark deal, jump-starting 3D-printed commercial real estate [331d]
- Trump to start final Fed chair interviews beginning with Kevin Warsh [331d]
- Treasury yields inch higher as Fed rate cut decision comes into focus [331d]
- Uncertainty over ACA subsidies persists as enrollment deadline looms [331d]
- Refinance demand for FHA loans jumps 24%, as homeowners seek the most savings they can [331d]
- IMF's Georgieva urges China to speed up 'long-overdue' shift away from relying on exports for growth, so as 'not to provoke' other countries [331d]
- Australia is trying to enforce the first teen social media ban. Governments worldwide are watching. [331d]
- Trump slams European leaders as 'weak' — just as they're trying to impress him [331d]
- CEO of South Korean online retail giant Coupang resigns over data breach [331d]
- CNBC's UK Exchange newsletter: The world’s biggest ice cream maker hopes the future’s sweet [331d]
- Supply chain diversification away from China is progressing from talks to action, EU chamber says [331d]
- European stocks head for negative open as global markets await Fed decision [331d]
- CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: U.S.-China AI talent race heats up [331d]
- Amazon pledges a massive $35 billion worth of investments in India’s AI space through 2030 [331d]
- U.S.-Indonesia trade deal is in danger of falling apart, FT reports [331d]
- Trump says he 'heard' Biden Fed appointments were signed by autopen, tells aide to investigate [332d]
- Microsoft to invest $17.5 billion in India's AI infra as Big Tech queues up for the Asian market [332d]
- China's consumer inflation hits near two-year high as producer deflation deepens more than expected [332d]
- Marvell Technology CEO addresses reports the company lost business from Amazon and Microsoft [332d]
- Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Estate Plan [331d]
- Crockett's Senate Run Was Engineered By Republicans [331d]
- Letitia James Moves To Silence Debate Over Transgender Policies [331d]
- US To Ask Visitors For 5 Years Of Social Media History Under New Plan [331d]
- Could A Debasement Trade Drown Those Without Gold? [331d]
- Japan, South Korea Scramble Jets After Russian-Chinese Bomber Flight: 'Acts Of Intimidation' [331d]
- Oracle Tumbles On Disappointing Cloud Revenue; CapEx Soars: Funding Questions Remain [331d]
- 11 Signs That Our World Is Rapidly Becoming A Lot More Orwellian [331d]
- Musk Reveals Life On "Hardcore Mode" As Serious Security Concerns Linger Amid Radical Left Threat [331d]
- Wall Street Reacts To Powell's "More Dovish Than Expected" Rate Cut [331d]
- McDonald's Serves Up Creepy Soulless AI Christmas Ad [331d]
- Watch Live: Will Fed Chair Powell Push Back Against The 'Not Hawkish' Dots? [331d]
- Gunboat Diplomacy Returns: US Seizes Oil Tanker Off Venezuela [331d]
- 'Most Divided' Fed In 37 Years Cuts Rates; Restarts Balance Sheet Growth [331d]
- FTA Threatens To Cut Funds To Chicago Transit Authority After Woman Set On Fire [331d]
- "Bud Light" Moment Hits Cracker Barrel: Stock Crushed, Traffic Slides, Guidance Slashed [331d]
- Obamacare Was Not A Failure [331d]
- Trump Says National Guard Member Who Survived DC Shooting 'Stood Up Today' [331d]
- Intel Shares Fall After Lawsuits Claim US Chipmakers Aided Russian Weapons [331d]
- Deep Discounts Tempt Indian Refiners To Seek Non-Sanctioned Russian Oil [331d]
- Russia Rejects New Zelensky Offer Of 'Energy Ceasefire' As Grid Repair Woes Worsen [331d]
- WTI Holds Losses After Big Product Inventory Builds, US Crude Production Nears Record Highs [331d]
- The Fiddle-All Reserve [331d]
- China's DeepSeek Using Banned Nvidia Chips To Develop Next Major Model [331d]
- USA Rare Earth Shares Volatile After Accelerating Timeline For Commercial Production By Two Years [331d]
- F-18 Fighter Jets Flew Deep Inside Gulf Of Venezuela In Closest Approach Yet [331d]
- Futures Flat With Fed Rate Cut, Oracle Earnings On Deck [331d]
- CFTC Starts Pilot Program Allowing Crypto As Collateral In Derivative Markets [331d]
- Trump To "Make Phone Call" Over Thai-Cambodia Border Crisis As 500,000 Flee [331d]
- No Wonder The World Seems Deranged... [331d]
- SpaceX Reportedly Targeting 2026 IPO That Could Rival Saudi Aramco's Historic Listing [331d]
- State Department Has Revoked 85,000 Visas Since January, Official Says [331d]
- Homeownership Has Become A Luxury In Many US Cities: Report [331d]
- Trump On NATO: 'They Call Me Daddy' [331d]
- First Active British Soldier Dies In Ukraine In 'Tragic Accident' [331d]
- Shellenberger: Civilizational Suicide Behind Europe’s Demand For Censorship Of X [331d]
- Turkey Plans Drone Facility In Pakistan [331d]
- Rosneft Oil Cargo Wanders For Weeks As Sanctions Mount [331d]
- Germany Plans Largest Single-Year Investment In Arms, Equipment In Its History [331d]
- Europe's Brown New Deal [331d]
- Modern Warfare: Lessons From Ukraine [331d]
- Western Colleges Help Build China's Digital Dragnet With Taxpayer Funds, Study Warns [332d]
- Israel Launches New Wave Of Huge Airstrikes On Lebanon [332d]
- 'Iryna's Law' And The Bad Decisions That Make It Necessary [332d]
- Mississippi Has The Highest Credit Card Delinquency Rate, Florida The Lowest [332d]
- New York Archdiocese Agrees To Mediation For Settling 1,300 Claims Of Sexual Abuse [332d]
- Oil Trading Giant Warns Of Looming "Super Glut" Due To Supply Surge [332d]
- Conrad Black: Trump's Approach To Curbing Crime Is Proving Effective [332d]
- Washington, DC Has The Highest Share Of Renters In America, Nearly Double National Average [332d]
- Aussie Data Centers Could Swallow 40 Million Litres Of Water Per Day, That's About 80,000 Households [332d]
- Cracker Barrel reveals revenue forecast after 2025’s logo debacle [331d]
- Housing markets where power is shifting the most toward buyers heading into 2026 [331d]
- Is humanity on a collision course with AI? Why the downsides need to be reckoned with soon [331d]
- Healthcare plans by the GOP and Democrats are headed to a vote. Here’s why they’re likely to fail [331d]
- Is partying dead? [331d]
- Multicity flights are a mess. Navan says it finally fixed them [331d]
- Space-related stocks rise on SpaceX IPO rumor: Date could be next year for the biggest listing since Saudi Aramco [331d]
- Exclusive: Instagram’s new feature finally gives you (a little) more control of your algorithm [331d]
- Exclusive: Instagram’s new feature finally gives you (a little) more control of your algorithm [331d]
- Fed rate cut announcement today: probability, live stream, date, time, and how to watch [331d]
- Meet the private space company building satellites—cheaper, faster, and better—in an old San Francisco shipyard [331d]
- Wheaties just put Timothée Chalamet on thousands of boxes. Would you buy one? [331d]
- Dropbox’s head designer is an AI optimist [331d]
- This U.S. company’s new magnet could loosen China’s stranglehold on the supply chain [331d]
- The 32-year-old Colorado cowboy driving to the moon—and eventually Mars [331d]
- The dangerous rise of the AI therapist [331d]
- Solopreneurship doesn’t have to be a one-person operation [331d]
- What the Berlin Wall teaches urban reformers [331d]
- On social media, everyone’s in their funemployment era [331d]
- Nvidia’s Washington charm offensive has paid off big [331d]
- The beauty of a blank canvas —and other secrets of creativity [331d]
- ‘Urgent hiring need—no interview required.’ How to spot and avoid fake recruiters from major companies [331d]
- The neuroscience of why you’re always feeling behind at work [331d]
- Australia’s social media ban goes into effect Wednesday [331d]
- Exclusive: Hinge CEO Justin McLeod steps down [331d]
- Home insurance rates have gone up for 6 million people. How climate change and Trump are making the affordability crisis worse [331d]
- Job openings barely improved in October, hitting 7.7 million [331d]
- Google faces a new EU antitrust probe over content used for AI Overviews, YouTube [331d]
- Student loans could resume for millions as Trump administration moves to end SAVE pause [331d]
- PepsiCo to cut prices and 20% of products under a new deal [331d]
- Trump allows Nvidia to sell H200 AI chips to China [332d]
- Is CoreWeave the AI boom’s canary in a coal mine? [332d]
- Paramount’s rival bid for Warner Bros. puts CNN and more cable networks back in limbo [332d]
- Trump heads to Pennsylvania rally on the affordability crisis. Here’s what to know [332d]
- DOT offers $1B for airports to add nursing suites, family lanes and even treadmills [332d]
- Fed likely to lower rate but may pause follow-up cuts [332d]
- Trump vows to block state AI regulations, calling them a threat to innovation [332d]
- More people crowdfunded basic needs in 2025, GoFundMe report shows [332d]
- Aurora borealis forecast tonight: Northern lights visible in these 15 states. Can you brave winter weather for a geomagnetic storm? [332d]
- Frank Gehry’s most enduring legacy will be transforming how architects work [332d]
- Netflix-Warner deal would accelerate streaming’s Big Three domination [332d]
- Pepsi layoffs: Here’s the biggest clue that job cuts are coming as PepsiCo looks to ‘right-size’ workforce [332d]
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