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How U.S. microchips are fueling Russia's military — despite sanctions Moscow is sourcing a growing number of advanced microchips from the West through intermediary countries such as China, analysis by CNBC shows.

Red Cross ends blood-donation restrictions that singled out gay and bisexual men The FDA in May dropped a nearly 40-year policy that had singled out men who have sex with men.

We're starting a position in a recently added Bullpen stock for three main reasons One of the reasons: The company has become an industrial way to play the recovery in the semiconductors.

Zoom can now train its A.I. using some customer data, according to updated terms Zoom's update comes amid growing public debate on the extent to which AI services should be trained on individuals' data.

Harvard expert: Use this formula to improve your life satisfaction and your relationship with money To have a "truly rich life," it's important to build emotional wealth as well as financial health, says author Manisha Thakor. Here's how to do it.

The 10 most in-demand summer vacation destinations in the United States—3 are in Florida HomeToGo ranked the most popular U.S. summer destinations based on growth in travelers searching for stays between July 1 and August 31, 2023.

Sage Therapeutics stock plunges more than 50% after FDA denies wider use of postpartum depression drug The FDA approved the pill zuranolone, developed by Sage and Biogen, for postpartum depression but declined to approve it for major depressive disorder.

Warren Buffett's protégé was hired after sending the billionaire a letter—but it wasn't just luck Tracy Britt Cool was hired at Berkshire straight out of business school after she wrote a letter to Warren Buffett. It wasn't the only letter she sent.

Siemens Energy CEO on $2.4 billion wind turbine hit: We were 'going too fast' with new products Siemens Energy has booked 2.2 billion euros ($2.4 billion) in costs due to quality issues at its wind turbine unit.

The deadline for a ruling on Ark's application for a bitcoin ETF is near The SEC is required to give a thumbs up or thumbs down to ARK's application for a bitcoin ETF by Aug. 13.

Trump lawyer says Pence will be star witness for defense, while Pence says Trump team asked him to reject votes 'outright' Mike Pence says Trump team asked him to reject votes 'outright'

SharkNinja's NYSE debut underscores challenges for U.S. businesses that rely on China While SharkNinja's stock popped out of the gate on Monday, the stock sold off the rest of the week, falling below its debut price.

The robots are coming — and the companies building them are looking for workers Automation is taking hold at more companies, and businesses building the robots are looking for workers.

Top Wall Street analysts are banking on these stocks for solid returns TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, including Meta & Domino's

The end of affirmative action at colleges poses new challenges, and risks, in corporate hiring Business leaders and academic experts expect that the end of affirmative action will result in a less diverse applicant pool from which to recruit new workers.

X, formerly Twitter, commandeers '@music' handle from user with half a million followers Elon Musk-led X Corp. has commandeered "@music" from a long-time Twitter user, software developer Jeremy Vaught.

Canadian West Coast port workers vote yes to ratify a tentative deal. Railroad congestion continues Most of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union of Canada members voted in favor of accepting the tentative agreement with West Coast ports management.

Beyond Big Tech: Alternative ways to invest in A.I., according to two ETF experts Two ETF experts explore ways to invest in artificial intelligence while diversifying beyond popular Big Tech stocks.

Goldman Sachs' future hinges on a low-profile, high-growth business Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has hitched his fortunes to asset and wealth management after dropping his ill-fated retail banking effort.

Berkshire Hathaway’s operating earnings rise nearly 7%, cash pile approaches $150 billion Berkshire Hathaway reported a solid increase in operating earnings, while the cash hoard at Warren Buffett's conglomerate swelled to nearly $150 billion.