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U.S. top diplomat warns Moscow of consequences amid Russian troop buildup near Ukraine
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Last week, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said that the Biden administration was consulting with NATO allies about the uptick in tensions.
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Biden declares South Korean battery maker deal a win for U.S. electric vehicle production
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The settlement will allow plants in Georgia to move forward with plans to produce batteries for Ford and Volkswagen.
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How baseball card mania is colling with the NFT boom to revive Topps and change the game for dealers
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Topps' announcement this week that it plans to go public through a SPAC puts the company at the center of three emerging investment trends.
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Op-ed: Biden is securing America’s place in the world and challenging China with his bold domestic agenda
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Though Biden has suffered a great deal of misfortune in his life, both personal and political, the stars have been aligned since his election.
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Tech comedians are poking fun at their employers, drawing big followings
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Tech workers took to social media to talk about ironies, anxieties and some have grown a business from it
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Four ways consumer spending will change once more people are vaccinated
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Even as store traffic and vaccinations pick up, the global health crisis will continue to shape consumers' mindset and their purchases.
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IMF hikes growth forecast for the Middle East, says recovery will be 'divergent'
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The International Monetary Fund revised its growth forecast for 2021 up to 4%.
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Wall Street’s top analysts back these stocks as the second quarter kicks off
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TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, like Tesla and The Chef's Warehouse
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China slaps Alibaba with $2.8 billion fine in anti-monopoly probe
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In a Saturday statement, China's State Administration for Market Regulation accused Alibaba of abusing its market dominance.
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U.S. states face steep decline in J&J Covid vaccine amid production problems at Baltimore plant
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The government has allocated only 700,000 J&J shots to states next week, down from 4.9 million the week prior, according to data from the CDC.
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'Godzilla vs. Kong' tops $60 million domestically, the best box office haul of the pandemic
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"Godzilla vs. Kong" has topped $60 million at the domestic box office, making it the highest-grossing movie to be released during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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One ETF analyst's word of caution for investors piling into Ark's Space Exploration fund
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Investors flocking to Ark Invest's new space-oriented ETF may not have "fully appreciated" what they're getting, says CFRA's Todd Rosenbluth.
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My online side hustle brings in over $1,000 each month: Here is my best advice
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Just Start Investing founder Kevin Panitch shares the valuable lessons he has learned about growing an online side hustle. His brings in over $1,000 each month.
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Bidding wars, lack of houses and desperate buyers: How to navigate buying a home this spring
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Competition is tough for the limited supply of homes on the market. Here's how to make sure you are positioned to buy a home without busting your budget.
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Earnings season is about to get underway and that could be a positive catalyst for stocks
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The earnings season gets underway in the week ahead, and it is expected to be a positive catalyst that could continue to send stocks higher for now.
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This 36-year-old Brooklyn artist made over $46,000 in six weeks selling NFTs
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Brooklyn artist Blake Jamieson made over $46,000 in six weeks selling NFTs. "I believe that I will be a millionaire in like eight weeks, just because of NFTs," he says.
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Inside Redwood Materials, former Tesla CTO's effort to recycle batteries for rare components
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CNBC got an inside look at former Tesla CTO JB Straubel's lithium-ion battery recycling start-up.
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Trump officials bragged about pressuring CDC to alter Covid reports, emails reveal
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The investigation was first launched after reports surfaced that Trump demanded the right to alter CDC reports.
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Georgia Gov. Kemp cheers Augusta National for ‘not getting involved in politics'
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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp praised the Augusta National Golf Club for not caving to the political pressures that have befallen the state recently.
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Venture funding soared to record $64 billion in Q1
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Following a historic year for tech IPOs, venture capitalists invested a record sum of money in the first quarter, piling into early and late-stage companies.
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Zillow president expects increase in home listings as Covid certainty improves
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"All the indicators that we see say that this housing market ... [continues] to be hot, and there are a lot of reasons for that," Zillow's Susan Daimler said.
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GM cutting overtime shifts at two U.S. truck plants due to chip shortage
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The plants in Michigan and Indiana produce GM's full-size pickups, including light-duty Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra models.
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Lagarde sees strong rebound for EU economy in second half, expects U.S. to meet inflation goal soon
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Despite a difficult struggle against the Covid-19 pandemic, the EU will hit its economic stride later this year, Lagarde told CNBC on Friday.
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Chris Cox earned cash and stock worth $69 million after rejoining Facebook last year
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Cox is a key moral leader at Facebook and one of its top strategic executives, coordinating how the company's various services work with one another.
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The economy is on the cusp of a major boom and economists believe it could last
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The economy has entered a period of supercharged growth, and instead of flat out fizzling, it could potentially remain stronger than it was pre-pandemic.
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Biden has options beyond a corporate tax hike to pay for infrastructure, as negotiations get underway
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As Biden tries to curry favor for a corporate tax hike, the administration has other ways it could fund a $2 trillion infrastructure plan.
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Amazon wins enough votes to beat union effort in Alabama
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The union election at one of Amazon's Alabama warehouses has shaped up to be one of the most important organizing campaigns in recent history.
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How much you need to invest per month to retire at 45 with $30,000 in passive income
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If you save up a large enough nest egg, you could live off of your returns. Here's a breakdown of how much you'll need to save to collect $30,000 per year.