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The man has lived in the self-built hut since 2020 - but never told authorities or asked for permission.

One in four workers have considered quitting over colleagues who won’t stop shouting about their wins—and zillennials are the loudest.

Trump blamed Democrats' midterm wins for Wall Street's massive sell-off, warning Americans on Truth Social that their 401(k)s have dropped.

Democratic midterm wins could increase scrutiny of AI data centers and power demand, but President Donald Trump retains veto power over any federal legislation.

“It’s not just about who wins,” one political spending expert said. “It's about setting the agenda and what types of issues we talk about.”

Three Democratic governors elected Tuesday have promised to reexamine data center expansion.

Activist DGB Investments has won three board seats at Ethan Allen Interiors Inc., giving the fund majority control of the furniture maker and retailer.

The stock market surged Wednesday morning after Democrats were projected to take control of Congress after decisive wins in battleground states. Kelly O'Grady breaks it down.

While US midterm election results historically bode well for stocks regardless of which party wins, some Wall Street strategists are warning clients to temper their bullishness this time around.

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. secured contracts worth as much as 280 billion rupees ($3 billion) for supplying equipment to Adani Power Ltd., underscoring an increase in private-sector spending on new capacity.

Wall Street faces fresh uncertainty over what Democratic control of Congress could mean for taxes, government spending and regulation.

Wall Street faces fresh uncertainty over what Democratic control of Congress could mean for taxes, government spending and regulation.

Apple beat earnings expectations Monday, but it’s facing surging memory chip costs and investor questions about its new Siri AI product.

Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson says he sees a few “clearing events” ahead for the stock market that have the potential to take it lower temporarily, creating a great opportunity for investors to pile back in.

In other words, not the people Republicans likely intended.