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China Scores Another Currency Win Over The U.S. Dollar
China's dominance in commodity trading has been confirmed by encouraging the big iron ore miner BHP to accept in part a Chinese ore price index
Nicole Friday On Compassionate Leadership And The 30th Anniversary Of ABFF
Nicole Friday, the cofounder and CEO of NICE CROWD, the events company behind the American Black Film Festival (ABFF) is approaching a significant milestone, the 30th anniversary of the festival.
Google Geofence Warrants Are Dead—Supreme Court Heard Last One Monday
Google moved Location History to users' phones in 2024, ending the geofence pipeline. The Supreme Court heard arguments Monday on a case from before the cutover.
Banks Won’t Rush Back To Mortgages Under Revised Basel III
Revised Basel III Rules Are Unlikely to Push Banks Back Into Mortgage Lending
2026 NFL Offensive Rookie Of The Year Betting Odds Reveal Two Favorites
Early NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year betting odds reveal two clear favorites, with several top 2026 draft picks also in the mix.
Mike Tyson On The Future Of His Boxing Career, Talks Floyd Mayweather Jr. Fight
Mike Tyson talks about the future of his boxing career and the potential Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight in this one-on-one interview.
Roger Sweet, ‘He-Man’ Action Figure Creator, Dies At 91
Roger Sweet, a toy designer who created the He-Man action figure that spawned "Masters of the Universe" cartoons and upcoming feature film, has died.
Can AI outperform doctors? Experts weigh the pros and cons
One CEO said people should be using AI to understand their health much more than they already do.
DHS shutdown: Congressional dysfunction imperils pay for TSA, Secret Service
The Department of Homeland Security has been shut down since February, as Congress continues to look for a compromise to fund the agency.
Trump ballroom unlikely to get White House Correspondents' dinners or end president's off-site events, critics say
Critics say a White House ballroom would be a "vanity" project for President Donald Trump. He and the Department of Justice say it's needed for security.
Jim Cramer is unfazed by Tuesday's sell-off: 'You should expect them, even hope for them'
CNBC's Jim Cramer said he's unfazed by Tuesday's sell-off because that's exactly what the market needs when stocks rise too fast.
Starbucks raises full-year outlook as turnaround takes hold — despite higher gas prices
Starbucks' global same-store sales, which only includes cafes open at least a year, increased 6.2%, fueled by more visits to its locations.