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Twelve red states still haven't taken advantage of Obamacare's economic benefits.

A niche sport that got a big boost during the pandemic now struggles with success. "It's been a nightmare."

Bankers are preparing for an eventual initial public offering market thaw by focusing on companies with profits and stability.

The CEO of the world’s largest asset manager, Blackrock, says the Russia-Ukraine war has a “potential impact on accelerating digital currencies.” He confirms that Blackrock “is studying digital currencies, stable...

Even as sales of NFTs have fallen in 2022, companies like Coinbase and GameStop are launching new marketplaces. While the NFT craze isn’t going nearly as strong as it was in 2022 as it did last year, that’s not stopp...

Monde Nissin plans to slash its spending budget this year to preserve cash amid spiraling commodity prices and the lingering impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the economy.

The Japanese auto maker plans to invest $1.23 billion in India for electric vehicles and their batteries in a bid to catch up with competitors.

Supreme Court Justices with some frequency recuse themselves from cases to which they have relatively limited connection. How is it...

Cardano's ada token pushed higher today, reaching its loftiest value in several weeks. Several experts commented on these latest price movements, citing key variables that drove the gains.

The former General Motors manager was arrested in Los Angeles on charges of taking more than $3 million in bribes from South Korean auto parts supplier

The hackers allegedly caused shutdowns at a foreign refinery and compromised business computers at a U.S. nuclear power plant in a campaign to gain access to power plants and other critical entities around the world.

The hit Netflix series returns today with improved 'audio description,' which narrates the on-screen action. Originally designed for visually impaired people, it has been embraced by others, especially for the naughty bi...

"There are no alternatives to equities in some ways because the bonds look toxic, and with inflation cash looks toxic," Haefele told Bloomberg TV.

The yacht belongs to Alexei Mordashov, Russia's third-richest person, according to Superyacht Fan. Vessel trackers show it's headed for Vladivostok.

Franchise agreements make it nearly impossibly for international chains to mandate closures of Russian locations.

Accounting for other population changes due to birth, death and international migration, metro Chicago lost more than 91,000 people between July 2020 and July 2021, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

The U.S. is ramping up shipments of liquefied natural gas to Europe this year as the continent hunts for new supplies around the globe to phase out its reliance on Russian energy after the invasion of Ukraine.

The pair of 20-year-olds, charged with fraud and money laundering, were preparing a second "Embers" scam, the DOJ said in its complaint.

Inflation, unionization and China will test Howard Schultz as he starts his third stint atop the coffee juggernaut

After learning she was autistic at 38, writer and podcaster Tara McMullin began reassessing what she needed to thrive at her job. “There are only two kinds of people in the world,” I tell my friend as we hike a dusty...

Meta Inc., formerly Facebook, has filed eight trademark applications relating to a wide range of crypto services and the metaverse. They include cryptocurrencies, crypto trading, blockchain software, crypto wallets, and ...

Under the rules major firms like Apple and Google would have to open up their systems to rivals.