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Former President Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty in the classified-documents case. Here are some legal terms defined. 

The union representing workers at Starbucks stepped up its accusations that the coffee chain was prohibiting Pride-themed decorations at U.S. stores.

Workers need strong tools to bargain with employers over disruptive technology.

Financial advisers often recommend high-yield savings accounts to build up an emergency fund or save for a major purchase.

Oil futures pare gains on Wednesday after official U.S. data reveal across-the-board weekly increases in petroleum supplies, with an "adjustment" to the data contributing to a nearly 8 million-barrel rise in crude stockpiles.

The European Commission said it's taken a preliminary view that Google has breached antitrust rules in the advertising technology industry and that only a divestment of part of its services would address concerns.

There are pros and cons to sticking with the same employer for decades

How might U.S. stocks react if the Federal Reserve leaves interest rates on hold when its June policy meeting concludes on Wednesday?

U.S. stocks are on an “unsustainable” near-term trajectory, leaving them vulnerable to a “sell the news” pullback if the Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady, says a top Wall Street technician.

A lot of companies talk up their artificial-intelligence opportunities, but Meta is one of just a "handful" that can see serious financial benefits.

The ECB on Thursday is expected to increase its key rate by a quarter-point, taking rates to 3.5%, bringing the cumulative increases to 4 percentage points this cycle.

Gold prices traded higher Wednesday morning after data showed U.S. wholesale prices eased in May, providing another sign that inflation pressures are abating in the face of the Federal Reserve’s monetary tightening campaign.