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Gold prices fell to the lowest levels in more than three months on Thursday as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's comments in Sintra, Portugal on Wednesday and in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday weighed on the yellow metal.

The World Health Organization's cancer research arm is set to weigh in on aspartame, the sweetener used in Diet Coke.

For the first time in almost 50 years, the court could change the standard for how religious employees are treated at work

Rite Aid's stock has been under pressure since a report that it's in talks to restructure $2.9 billion of debt.

Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc.’s stock rose 3% in premarket trades.

KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst Brandon Nispel sees "meaningful uncertainty" for Disney's stock, one reason he's downgrading the media name.

The Aristocrats are dedicated to raising dividends, and the ones that have done so most quickly have tended to be excellent long-term performers in the stock market.

Investors have entered “a new macro regime” with monetary policy that probably will be "tight" for the long term, and is shifting market opportunities in an unfriendly backdrop for broad asset-class returns, according to BlackRock’s 2023 midyear outlook report. 

As rivals take a summer break, Hulu and Apple bring their A-games with "Justified: City Primeval," "What We Do in the Shadows," "The Afterparty," "Foundation" and much more.

Technology stocks are leading the U.S. stock market to a spectacular turnaround in the first half of 2023. The Nasdaq-100, which tracks the top 100 stocks traded on the Nasdaq Exchange, is on track for its best first-half performance on record.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivered a hawkish tone on monetary policy for a second day in Europe, telling a conference in Madrid that the bank doesn't yet see a risk overdoing interest rate hikes.

Intentional breaks can lead to the next chapter of work, which can bring meaning and money.