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As inflation keeps everyday costs like groceries high, consumer advocates and financial experts warn against relying on services that promise fast cash advances

Yum China said it saw 'softening' demand for its fast food starting in late September.

A private gauge of China's factory activity fell into contraction in October, signaling continued economic headwinds despite Beijing's recent efforts to shore up growth.

South Korea's October exports rose for the first time, after falling for a year, on brisk demand for transport, machinery and other goods, the latest sign of a recovery in global demand.

AMD's bold AI outlook may look like a high hurdle, but it's quite feasible that CEO Lisa Su can deliver on her promise.

Shares of Tonix Pharmaceuticals fell Tuesday after the company said it would discontinue development of its treatment for major depressive disorder.

Amgen has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for Wezlana, its treatment for multiple inflammatory diseases.

Shares of real-estate names plunged Tuesday following a jury ruling that has the potential to shake up the way people purchase homes.

Shares of WeWork Inc. plummeted after hours on Tuesday after the once-hot co-working space provider reportedly planned to file for bankruptcy.

People pay 'junk fees' when they look for trusted advice that comes with hidden costs, President Biden said

Higher bond yields or a recession could tip more 'zombie' companies into bankruptcy, potentially making a ugly situation worse for investors, according to Glenmede.

The recent decision on a class-action lawsuit has implications for the broader U.S. housing market.