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Study of "forever chemicals" in private and public water sources flags urban areas in the Great Lakes, the Eastern Seaboard and parts of California.

Linda Yaccarino tweeted Thursday morning that Twitter is an ‘irreplaceable’ public square.

Executives at U.S. service sector firms don't see the factors that might lead to a recession, according to the latest survey from the Institute for Supply Management.

Modern presidents use prestigious ambassador nominations to reward wealthy political donors --- and President Biden is no different, according to research.

Fundstrat's Tom Lee explains in an interview why he upped the ante on his call for a 2023 stock-market rally.

U.S. yields surge on Thursday, after data shows the private sector added almost half a million jobs last month.

Among the six largest U.S. banks, Wells Fargo is most favored by analysts.

Dallas Federal Reserve President Lorie Logan on Thursday called for more restrictive policy to cool hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation.

The University of Colorado Denver started a program to help older adults evaluate their next steps.

It might be time to run the numbers on your biggest investment.

The U.S. international trade deficit narrowed 7.3% in May to $69 billion, the Commerce Department said Thursday

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