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"I think the EU was a little harsh with the Greeks. It looks like they were trying to push them out of the euro zone. It could get bumpy next week,” said trader Art Cashin.

President Obama will call for cutting the top 35 percent corporate tax rate as early as this month, according to two sources close to the administration.

"The distinction between Greece and Italy from the point of view of markets is massively different" than a few years ago, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti told CNBC.

February is the busiest month for dividend declarations and increases, and this year, the biggest U.S. corporations may pay out a record amount.

The Greek cabinet approved a draft bill spelling out reforms required by the EU and the IMF on Friday, taking Athens closer to getting a new 130 billion-euro bailout after the prime minister warned the alternative was "catastrophe."

CNBC takes you behind the scenes at the Lincoln Center runway at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Show for Fall 2012.

If you think that private equity fund managers are under-taxed because carried interest is considered a capital gain rather than income, you should probably also advocate higher taxes for the founders of companies.

A storm erupted on Twitter Friday capturing the unlikely intersection of love and the Federal Reserve.  

U.S. stocks posted their largest percentage decline of the year on Friday, taking a break from the strong gains seen in the past six weeks.

If Greece doesn't have to pay what it owes, why should anyone?

A generation of music lovers is getting ripped off. That's the feeling among audiophiles including Mick Fleetwood of Fleetwood Mac, who say that MP3 compression has ruined the music. In some cases, it’s ruining your ears.

Just in case you missed out on the fun.

With the Dow approaching 13,000 again, perhaps one interesting topic for debate is whether the Dow or the S&P 500 is a better investment?

The Mother Nature Network is celebrating "America's Hottest Weather Forecasters," an embarrassment of riches in muscles and curves.

Mitt Romney tells conservatives he proved his mettle as Massachusetts governor. Rick Santorum says Romney is so moderate that electing him would be a "hollow victory."

The credit rating agency Standard & Poors has downgraded 34 out of 37 Italian banks it reviewed, citing the italian banking industry and the country's general economic risk  as reasons for the downgrade.

Portugal's economy will shrink as much as Greece's this year, according to IMF projections. But Portugal has political support that Greece does not, making a second bailout likely.

President Barack Obama will project a $901 billion deficit for fiscal 2013 in his upcoming budget proposal, a sharp drop from the funding gap this year, a White House official said on Friday.

The largest U.S. conglomerate said on Friday that its board voted to hold its quarterly dividend steady at 17 cents.

After a terrible second half last year, shares of Avis and other rental car companies are on the road to recovery, Avondale Partners analyst Fred Lowrance told CNBC Friday.