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Meta is facing heat from investors for pouring money into metaverse that has not reaped benefits as expected.

Though consumers are used to forking over extra cash for airline seats with more legroom or concert tickets closer to the stage, restaurants have not generally asked diners to do the same for better seats at dinner. But ...

Married, but filing separately: A growing number of Americans are choosing to submit their taxes independent of their spouse. Here's why.

How employers do — or don’t — step up can have a major impact on employees and their families.

Tesla has not given investors a compelling reason to believe it can boost its growth?

Signature Bank's mid-quarter update carries more significance given tough market conditions, as the company whittles down its crypto exposure.

Three U.S. senators have asked crypto exchanges Binance and Binance US for documents and answers pertaining to “potentially illegal business practices.” The lawmakers told Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ): “Your act...

The freight railcar that federal investigators say likely caused last month's derailment in Ohio was handed off among four railroads before its fateful trip and was owned by a fifth company.

In today's edition: Testing Microsoft's new Bing conversation styles, the unfulfilled promise of affordable EVs, and more headlines.

The Biden administration imposed export restrictions as it sees a growing national-security threat from China.

Consumers looking for more ways to save money helped Kroger beat profit expectations and provide an upbeat outlook.

Zscaler Inc. stock fell in the extended session Thursday after the cybersecurity company hiked its revenue forecast for the year while announcing layoffs.

Hersey likely knew that it would face backlash for their inclusion of a trans woman, says Deb Gabor, CEO of branding agency Sol Marketing

A study finds that a lack of a 4 right after the decimal point in per-share earnings data means a company might be strategically rounding up its results, a practice that can lead to more serious violations.

A Kpler analyst told Insider that Russia is pouring money into a replica of Nord Stream 2 that will transport its natural gas to China.

Artificial intelligence tools are proliferating throughout society, and getting more powerful. Washington has failed to keep pace.

Longtime policyholders accuse companies of wrongly trying improve financial results at their expense.

Jho Low offered to give Kim Kardashian a Basquiat painting, but her then-husband Kanye West made her ask for a Monet instead, Bloomberg reported.

Goldman Sachs has had its fair share of turnover among its partnership. And while some represent an ally for the bank, others pose a threat.

Dominion alleges Murdoch gave information that FEC experts said would be considered an "in-kind" donation, and need to be reported.

The British chip designer said it intends to list its shares in New York, a move that comes amid a race between the U.S., Europe and China to build out their semiconductor ecosystems.

Ian King speaks to AJ Bell about how more British companies are listing on the US stock market.