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Fitness brand GymBird introduced a new contest on Monday, where they will either give $5,000 to the contest winner or to their opposing political party, if they lose.

Exxon Mobil is suing to block a group of activist shareholders from bringing up a climate proposal covering emissions by users' of Exxon's products for a vote at a shareholder meeting.

Ex-Harvard University President Larry Summers condemned the school's current leadership in a social media post on Sunday over their pick to lead an antisemitism task force.

Consumers are buying new vehicles more often with sales increasing by over 13% in 2023.

Low customer demand combined with charging and infrastructure "concerns" has made it difficult to get Ford's electric F-150 trucks off the lot, says America's youngest Ford dealer.

An In-N-Out location that is the only one in one Bay Area city will be closing this spring, the fast food chain announced. A statement cites crime as the reason.

Chainalysis' latest crypto crime trends report shows illicit transaction volume declined marketly last year, but warns alarming new trends have emerged.

A Maryland woman won $50,000 after she had a gut feeling to buy a scratch-off lottery ticket at a gas station rather than play her usual Powerball and Mega Millions games.

The cost of insurance is on the rise, and 70% of Americans are looking for ways to brings those costs down without jeopardizing protection for loved ones and homes.

The national average cost for a gallon of gas increased by two cents from last week to $3.09, according to AAA.

Many Americans include financial resolutions as part of their New Year's goals. This guide provides tips for creating strong goals and how to reach them.