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Donna Morris values employees who do exactly what they say they will and raise their hand for more tasks. That can be hard to do if you’re burnt out, however.

The stake in Intel is part of a broader strategy to create a sovereign wealth fund that could include more companies, Hassett said Monday.

Frank Holland breaks down what traders are watching ahead of the new session.

Dollar-cost averaging can help you ignore short-term market noise, experts say.

Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Monday.

Elon Musk started xAI as a public benefit corporation, but dropped that distinction last year as the company’s operations in Memphis, Tennessee were expanding.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in premarket trading.

Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day.

Some workers are experiencing a trend called “quiet cracking,” which refers to a sense of disengagement and poor satisfaction in the job. Here’s what to know.

Nvidia’s business started transforming two years ago, as demand for processors to power AI workloads transformed the chipmaker.

The firm upgraded Lazard stock to an outperform rating from market perform.

Bank of America believes that shares of American Eagle could fall an additional 22% from here.

Delays in student loan forgiveness could leave borrowers with an unexpected bill to the IRS.

The firm maintained its overweight rating on the stock, while raising its price target.

“The state-owned developers will end up running the entire industry,” Brian McCarthy, managing principal at Macrolens, told CNBC.

Netflix appears to have its first No. 1 box-office title in the streaming company’s 18-year history thanks to the sensation of “KPop Demon Hunters.”

Top original equipment manufacturers are caught in a perfect storm.

The U.S. last week ordered the company to halt construction of an almost completed project.

Treasury yields inched higher as investors look toward key inflation data later in the week.

European markets were set to start the day lower on Monday.

A glimpse of a shadow of a suggestion that the Fed might start lowering interest rates again was enough to send U.S. stocks surging and Treasury yields falling.

After its planned acquisition of Dutch coffee company JDE Peet’s, Keurig Dr Pepper will split its beverage and coffee units into two separate U.S.-listed firms.

China’s stock market is rallying even as the economy remains under strain. Ordinary Chinese households flush with record savings is fueling the surge.

Many workers are staying put in their jobs, while businesses are putting the brakes on hiring or firing.

This was lower than the 0.7% expected by economists polled by Reuters, and was also below the 0.8% seen in June.