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U.S. stock futures were steady Friday after a rough session, ahead of an eagerly awaited speech from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Consumer confidence in the U.K. unexpectedly improved in August, nearly reversing July's drop, a signal that pressures on household spending may be easing as inflation ticks down, according to a survey published Friday.

A U.S. president's picture usually hangs in the White House, but this one joins a rogue’s gallery of political officials who’ve run afoul of the law

Former President Donald Trump turns himself in at Georgia's Fulton County jail on Thursday evening after his indictment there in an election-interference case.

With a national contract set to expire at the end of September, a strike could happen as soon as October.

Nordstrom said levels of theft haven't been beyond what they expected, despite a high-profile robbery at one of its stores.

It's not the U.K.-based chip designer's first rodeo in the public markets, but the tech world has changed a lot in the past seven years.

Many of the best health interventions are cheap or even free, and are within our control.

Stock buybacks have become a major source of wealth inequality and have stifled innovation in the U.S., according to this academic.

The media conglomerate's stock remains under pressure amid a host of challenges.

Scam artists typically appear in the days and weeks after extreme weather conditions or a natural disaster.

United Auto Workers members at the Big Three automakers took a strike-authorization vote this week, with results set to be announced Friday.