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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink's much-anticipated annual letter deemphasized talk about the climate and said that companies aren't “the environmental police," a notable shift from the tone in recent years that has made him a top target of conservatives.

The U.S. still has not seen any intelligence to indicate China has supplied Russia with lethal aid for the use in Ukraine.

A senior official in Gov. Greg Abbott's (R-TX) administration announced Wednesday that he would be appointing a board of managers tasked with the administration of the Houston Independent School District following a protracted court battle.

Some of the head executives of First Republic Bank reportedly sold off millions of dollars worth of company stock before the regional bank entered into turmoil.

The Federal Trade Commission ordered some of the biggest social media and streaming companies to provide them with information on how scammers and fraudsters use their platforms to sell and trade deceptive goods.

Millions of retirees will receive the final wave of March's Social Security Administration retirement payments, worth up to $4,555, in six days.

Greta Thunberg is facing backlash for deleting a 2018 tweet on the fate of humanity and climate change.

A group of banks announced a $30 billion rescue of First Republic Bank on Thursday afternoon as part of efforts to stabilize the market.

The White House repeated calls for more banking regulations on Thursday, but it did not mention any actions toward a wider bank rescue.

The White House bristled at criticism regarding its response to the Supreme Court's Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision as a federal judge in Texas is poised to remove a major abortion pill from the market or limit its availability.