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Driving over the "fiscal cliff" was preferable to more government interference in the economy, Marc Andreessen told CNBC on Wednesday.
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When interest rates rise, asset prices around the globe will fall.
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Weekly jobless claims fell sharply while retail sales rose in a sign that steady job creation is adding momentum to consumer spending in the fourth quarter.
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If you trade stocks, ride motorcycles, have tattoos or have sex more than once a week, you're more prone to damage your iPhone, according to research.
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From auto sales to health care to the NFL to the price of gasoline, CNBC's anchors, reporters, editors and contributors make calls on what 2013 will bring.
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Home prices are rising, and potential buyers may look back and regret not taking advantage of today's low rates and affordability, Hovnanian CEO Ara Hovnanian told CNBC.
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After five years of downsizing, homeowners may be "upsizing" once again, according to a new survey by national homebuilder PulteGroup.
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President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner met for 45 minutes Monday in hopes of reaching a deal to avoid the "fiscal cliff," but the White House suggested later that it was not budging from its plan.
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We may first buy life insurance when we become parents. But some of the best strategies apply after the kids are out and the house is paid off.
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Following are the stocks that will be on Cramer's radar – if we go over the cliff. He says these stocks are just too darn attractive to let slide buy.
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IBM has gone after contracts to build out state health insurance exchanges.
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This could be the week when markets lose patience with Washington and their bickering over the "fiscal cliff."
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Wal-Mart said it is selling the 16 GB Apple iPhone 5 for $127, versus an original price of $189.97. However, a Wal-Mart spokeswoman said on Friday that the discounts were arranged with Apple.
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So here's a fun fact, the average salary of a Facebook intern is over $5,000 a month, according to recent research by Glassdoor
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In the latest parody of the popular "Gangnam Style" video, a version featuring three brothers from a Kansas family farm has gone viral, and placed the agriculture industry on the digital map.
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The company behind Twitter's new photo-editing feature is betting that smartphone growth will drive demand for its photo-editing services.
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Shouting TV ads are soon to become a thing of the past as a new law goes into effect mandating the volume be about the same as the programming around them.
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Despite the overall drop in foreclosures, a huge backlog of homes already in the foreclosures process are finally going back to the banks in big numbers.
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The U.S. tax code has many politically sacrosanct tax breaks and few rank higher than the deduction for home mortgage interest.
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Only 15 states have told the federal government they plan to operate health insurance exchanges under President Obama's reform law.