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Airline executives are hoping for a smooth Thanksgiving after a rocky fall because of the government shutdown.

Friday’s market rebound was “not built on anything solid but something very ephemeral,” says strategist.

Wall Street kept its eye on quarterly earnings and speculated over the Federal Reserve's next interest rate move.

The cruise line says it’s responding to customer feedback, but some Carnival regulars still don’t seem to be satisfied

With ‘affordability’ now fashionable in Washington, the White House is scrambling to rebrand its import taxes as a gift to Americans.

As sales at Chipotle, Cava and Sweetgreen fall, fast-casual chains are turning more to promotions and loyalty programs to get Gen Z spending on bowls again.

Saving for a down payment can take anywhere from under nine years to more than 25, depending on where you live.

Are new satellite developments a worrying sign for traditional broadband operators? Not so fast, say Citi analysts who see a “win-win” situation on the horizon.

Take a look at where you can get the most and least space in major American cities if you're renting with a $2,000 budget.

Nvidia isn’t the only semiconductor company with compelling revenue-growth prospects — Credo and Astera Labs are also among players expected to put up stellar numbers.

The new temporary tax break “makes a good idea even better,” according to one financial planner.

U.S. stocks staged a furious comeback rally on Friday as investors once again swooped in to buy the dip ahead of the weekend. Bitcoin prices, on the other hand, continued to sink.

The 9.7% increase in the cost of Medicare Part B premiums for 2026 is due to several factors, including projected growth in Medicare Advantage and outpatient care next year

Texas' supply and demand balance can become tight during winter and potentially fall into deficit as data center demand grows.

As economists warn that the cost-of-living crunch may worsen, Americans are looking to trim travel costs this holiday season.

The recent tech selloff has rewarded Google’s and Apple’s AI strategies while punishing other Big Tech players.

Despite dramatic differences among Fed officials, opinions are coalescing behind a third interest-rate cut in succession.

Daily Mail owner strikes £500 million deal for Telegraph, entering exclusivity phase to finalize terms, reports Financial Times.

The transaction highlights investor interest in artificial intelligence-based digital businesses that automate processes and reduce employee time spent on procedural tasks

The five major spenders on AI — Amazon.com Inc, Alphabet Inc, Microsoft Corp, Meta Platforms Inc and Oracle Corp — have raised a record $108 billion in debt combined in 2025