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Risks are mounting in the life insurance industry, and experts are concerned state regulators aren't protecting policyholders.

The Facebook parent company is expected to notify employees affected by the cuts or restructuring on Wednesday morning.

Hawley is a co-author of bipartisan legislation that would ban members of Congress, the president and vice president from trading individual stocks.

Quarterly earnings from Home Depot, Lowe's, Walmart and Target this week will offer one of the clearest reads yet on how U.S. consumers are holding up.

Gautam Adani, one of the world's richest people, denied allegations that his company won a massive solar project by bribing Indian officials and then lied to U.S. investors about it.

Federal investigators have demanded the names and addresses of 2020 election workers, but officials in the Atlanta-area county have refused.

The jury ruled that Elon Musk had waited too long to sue.

James Daunt has led a resurgence of the bookseller chain, which opened 67 new locations last year.

A Senate committee this week will examine how to "strengthen oversight, protect the credibility of competition."

Crawford, a self-described basketball nerd, spoke with NBC News about his transition from a 20-year NBA career to the broadcast booth.