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Naga Munchetty might be a familiar face on BBC Breakfast, sharing the red sofa with Charlie Stayt every week, but off-screen.

It’s been five years since General Motors tasked Cadillac with leading the brand’s electrification efforts. Since then, it's revealed several electric vehicles, introducing an assortment of stylish crossovers and one very expensive sedan. Even though interest in EVs is already faltering before most of the new models go on sale,…

Doubts that whatever remains of department can govern student debt as one in four US adults under 40 has loans

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Buying a Ferrari takes money. Lots of money. Typically, people with lots of money have worked many decades to acquire such funds, which puts them in a higher age group. That's true of most high-end brands. But more recently, Ferrari has seen a shift in the age of its buyers—and…

Most of Ferrari's clients are existing customers, but new buyers are increasingly coming from younger generations.

Here's how to watch France vs Scotland live streams from anywhere, and for free, as Les Bleus go all out for the win that will deliver the Six Nations title.

Here's how to watch Wales vs England live streams from anywhere, and for free, as the visitors seek a bonus-point win to be in with a shot at the title.

At the “risk” of his job, a veteran CNBC journalist has blasted President Donald Trump’s tariff threats as “absolutely insane” — and popular financial news host Jim Cramer wondered if Trump is deliberately “manufacturing” a recession.

51 days into Trump’s presidency, economists and major banks have increased the chances of a U.S. recession after a manic 24 hours on Wall Street

The Dow fell more than 400 points on Tuesday as Trump announced he would increase tariffs on Canada