"There is a very high chance the Fed ends up cutting rate towards ... the end of next year," Unicredit's Erik Nielsen tells CNBC.

Natural gas plunged below $6 on Thursday amid growing worries of an oversupplied market.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission cited a failure by Grayscale to answer questions about concerns around market manipulation.

There are "strong indications" that North Korea-run hacking group Lazarus orchestrated the attack, according to blockchain analytics firm Elliptic.

The Supreme Court ruled that Congress, not the EPA has authority to set standards on climate-changing greenhouse gas emissions for existing power plants.

The combination of a hot summer and rising energy prices can pinch Americans' budgets. Here's some ways to save money while staying cool.

Importers cut back on lumber, home appliances, and furniture orders from China as the impact of higher mortgage rates shows up in the supply chain.

Military activities have quietly enjoyed a sense of exceptionalism from environmental norms that other areas of society are expected to follow.

Shares in the Asia-Pacific traded higher on Monday as investors assess inflation and recession fears.

Wall Street is set to wrap up the worst first half for stocks in decades this week.

Vast container ships and chunky freight planes — essential in today's global economy — can now be brought to halt by a new generation of code warriors.

The government's crypto coffers have been cut in half, bitcoin adoption nationwide isn't really taking off, and the country has big upcoming debt payments.

At least 13 states have laws on the books that either ban abortion immediately or will do so soon.

Greeks are once again deeply concerned about their country's economic prospects.

The Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that enshrined abortion as a constitutional right in the U.S. for almost half a century.