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Nvidia shares pop as CEO may be done selling shares after hitting preset plan limit

The 61-year-old executive adopted a trading plan for the sale of up to 6 million Nvidia shares, and he has hit that threshold months ahead of schedule.

Take a look inside a $1.1 million 'zero emissions' home

Federal officials are trying to boost the energy efficiency of residential and commercial real estate.

Fed Governor Bowman explains dissent on rate vote, says she's worried about inflation

No governor had dissented from an interest rate decision since 2005.

Commerzbank board member warns of significant job losses with a hostile UniCredit takeover

Stefan Wittmann, who is also a senior official at German trade union Verdi, told CNBC's Annette Weisbach that "we certainly hope we can avoid" a hostile takeover by the Italian bank.

China launches probe into Calvin Klein parent over Xinjiang supply chain ‘disruptions’

China's Ministry of Commerce said it was launching a probe into Calvin Klein-parent PVH Group over alleged business disruptions involving Xinjiang.

China's central bank chief set to hold press conference days after Fed rate cut

People's Bank of China Governor Pan Gongsheng is set to speak to reporters Tuesday alongside two other financial regulator heads.

Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari sees a slower pace of rate cuts ahead

Kashkari said Monday that he expects to dial down the pace of interest rate reductions after the central bank eased policy by a half percentage point last week.

China stimulus calls are growing louder — inside and outside the country

The world's second-largest economy has remained under pressure from a real estate slump and tepid consumer confidence.

Why this top fund manager says the best investment this year is 'the hedge against political cycles'

The CEO of VanEck breaks down two of this year’s red-hot trades.

401(k) savers can access one of the 'rare guarantees' in investing, CFP says

Financial advisors often tout a 401(k) match as free money.

Fed Governor Waller says inflation softening faster than he expected put him in half-point-cut camp

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Pesky medical bill? Most people don't take a key step to manage that debt, study finds

Most people who don't question potential errors on medical bills think doing so won't get results. Evidence suggests otherwise.
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