nbcnews.com / .nbcnews-com-business / Page 4

Commodities Futures Trading Commission chair Michael Selig argued prediction platforms are federally regulated, as more states try to rein them in.

Colbert kicked off Monday's episode of "The Late Show" by saying that the network's lawyers told him he could not have Talarico on the broadcast.

The powerful new video model made by TikTok's Chinese owner is drawing alarm in Hollywood after it churned out a slew of copyrighted IP.

No illnesses have been reported after the FDA found evidence of listeria monocytogenes in a random sample of the Wellsley Farms farm-raised Atlantic salmon.

The executive said he believed his old email exchanges with convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell had "become a distraction."

After a brutal January cold snap cut into usual spending patterns, Valentine's Day, early tax refunds and Presidents Day sales are all here.

The shutdown went into effect early Saturday and could lead to longer wait times for travelers at airports.

The Presidents Day holiday weekend marks the first big sales event of the year so NBC's Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY to share where to find the deepest discounts and breaks down what you should wait to buy.

The origin of the predictive markets business can be traced to an Iowa City bar in 1988.

The fastest-growing U.S. jobs are in homes and nursing facilities, caring for an aging population. But worker shortages and policy threaten the pipeline.