Bitcoin surged 5% in the past 24 hours to as high as $28,474, retaking the $28,000 level after dipping below it on Monday.

Artificial intelligence labs have been urged by Elon Musk and numerous other tech industry figures to stop training AI systems more powerful than GPT-4.

Lululemon's quarterly results beat Wall Street's expectations, sending shares higher.

A preliminary paper from two academics in South Korea shows that ChatGPT has some promise as a portfolio manager.

The communities are located in large parts of northern Manhattan and the Bronx, as well as central Brooklyn and across the coastlines of New York City.

Social Security may not be able to pay full benefits in 2035 if no changes are made sooner. Now, a new tool lets you decide how to shore up the program.

"We need competent financial supervisors. But Congress can't legislate competence," House Financial Services chairman Rep. Patrick McHenry told regulators.

On average, parents who financially support grown children give them $1,400 a month for expenses like food, rent, cell phones and car insurance.

Icahn said Illumina should bring back former CEO Jay Flatley, saying current management is making the mistake of holding onto the $7.1 billion Grail deal.

Part of call from UBS is related to a higher conviction in a consumer spending slowdown.

A four-day workweek takes a special skill set, but the payoff — a three-day weekend — is huge. Think you have what it takes? It's CNBC's Work It newsletter.

The average rate on the popular 30-year fixed mortgage started February right around 6% and ended the month just over 7%

The FDA's decision means people will be able to buy the 4mg nasal spray without a prescription in supermarkets, convenience stores and vending machines.

NOAA is exploring buying data from startups such as Tomorrow.io and Saildrone to help it improve its weather forecasting.

Macy's said Bloomingdale's CEO Tony Spring will succeed Jeff Gennette in February.

Space infrastructure company Redwire reported fourth-quarter results on Wednesday, with the company further trimming its losses and building its order backlog.

The bank notoriously pleaded guilty in 2014 to criminal charges for "knowingly and willfully" helping U.S. clients hide offshore assets and income from the IRS.

A resurgence in dumb phones in the U.S. may be tied to concerns about the mental health impact of smartphones, especially among younger generations.

The Saudi decision to join the China-led SCO comes within weeks of Beijing brokering talks for arch-rivals Tehran and Ryiadh to resume diplomatic relations.

Interest rates declined following turmoil in the banking sector, helping lift demand for mortgages.

IHOP is bringing back old favorites and unveiling new items as part of a menu overhaul.

Starbucks Workers United has filed more than 500 complaints of unfair labor practices against the coffee chain.

Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson said the job cuts will hit "nearly every organization and level, including executives."

Stocks that rallied Tuesday in response to "less than stellar" quarterly reports could bode well for earnings season, CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

The suits allege that New York-based JPMorgan Chase ignored red flags about Jeffrey Epstein.

The run on Silicon Valley Bank's deposits this month went far deeper than was initially known.

Apple on Tuesday introduced Apple Pay Later, which will allow users to split their purchases into four payments spread over six weeks.

Matthew Desmond's new book, "Poverty, by America," explores why the poverty rate hasn't improved in half a century. These figures show how bad the problem is.