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Uyghur children are being separated from their families and indoctrinated by the CCP. What will we so to help them?

Two-fifths of adults (42%) planning holidays this year will be taking a trip with their parents, as rising living costs squeeze families' travel budgets, a survey has found.

We've already seen three regional banks fail in the U.S. so far this year, and we may see more as depositors continue to move cash from smaller institutions to those perceived to be safer.

Christmas Tree Shops, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on May 5, reportedly plans to emerge from the process with most stores open, according to The Wall Street Journal. The retailer, which currently operates 82 sto...

His profile matches early Christian Yelich quite closely, and like Yelich before him, he's making the jump.

Everyone is an amateur technologist these days. But will that end up being a good thing, or create more headaches for firms?

The Chicago Tribune has extended to June 16 the deadline for nominations for our 14th annual Top Workplaces special report

Gaetz, wearing a band shirt and flip flops, slumped on the podium while prepping DeSantis for a 2018 debate, per a video obtained by ABC News.

Over 11,000 tokens have been issued and traded on the Bitcoin network, data shows.

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Buffett and Munger flagged threats to banks and real estate, discussed the risk of de-dollarization, and praised Elon Musk for doing the impossible.

Fox Corp. will share its first quarterly earnings report of the year Tuesday after a noisy start to 2023, which included a nearly $800 million settlement for its news wing's touting of misinformation about the 2020 elect...

High turnover and low pay are luring its staff to the private sector, leaving the banking regulator, and the financial system, more vulnerable to a crisis.

PacWest led a Monday advance in regional bank share, and Fundstrat sees a reversal coming for the sector.

Realizing the legal difficulties in doing so directly, Berkeley adopted an ordinance that banned natural gas infrastructure in new buildings, apparently reasoning that if a direct prohibition of natural gas hookups or us...

While talking with CENTCOM's chief technology officer, Schuyler Moore, I opined that in a peer fight the U.S. military's data and communications networks may not hold up for even 24 hours. She waited a beat before saying...

Bay Area and Los Angeles officials renewed pandemic-era rent laws in cities with high housing costs. Landlords say the laws shield delinquent tenants.

Hong Kong's South China Morning Post spun off its NFT business into a new firm called Artifact Labs in March 2022.

Starbucks will start charging $1 for Refresher drinks without water, but the change won't impact requests for no ice.

The U.S. puts politics ahead of policy, Brad Garlinghouse has said at the 2023 Dubai Fintech Summit.