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The Supreme Court is set to make a decision on whether the Biden administration’s plan to cancel student-loan debt is legal. One U.S. senator calls for urgency.

The Wagner Group’s attempted coup over weekend in Russia casts some doubt over Russian President Vladimir Putin’s political power, and raises uncertainty surrounding the production outlook for the one of the world’s biggest oil producers.

Gold and silver futures finish higher on Monday as this weekend's aborted mutiny in Russia helped boost demand for safety plays like gold and Treasury bonds.

Fox News's prime-time TV lineup is getting a major change

Investors may be feeling more secure than Russian President Vladimir Putin after last weekend's events.

Honda is recalling 1.2 million SUVs and minivans because the rearview-camera image may not appear on the display, increasing the risk of a crash or injury.

Another analyst is feeling highly upbeat about Uber Technologies Inc.'s stock.

You can broaden your exposure to the AI and semiconductor space by adding stocks of companies with high returns on invested capital.

Smartphone addiction has led to more than a dozen bills in the U.S. this year, as demands intensify for technologists to address digital safety.

Truist analyst says PacWest's deal to sell its loan portfolio is a sign that other banks could also raise cash to strengthen balance sheets

Six IPOs are expected to price this week, as market shows signs of heating after somewhat of a freeze.

Carnival's stock continued to pull back Monday, even after the cruise operator's quarterly results beat expectations and the full-year outlook was raised.