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There hasn't been a significant increase in part-time jobs due to the Affordable Care Act.
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If it's cheaper, they will come. That thinking has been behind a major real estate boom in Oregon. But how long can it last?
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The Saudi foreign minister insists the cleric executed at the weekend was a terrorist and tells CNBC that "Iranians have got away with murder."
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Tensions in the Middle East typically drive up oil prices but the Saudia Arabia-Iran conflict will further depress prices, says Stephen Myrow.
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Bankruptcy policies lawmakers are considering for Puerto Rico could have a chilling effect on the muni bond market, according to a major investor.
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Despite all of its pops higher and lower, the stock market only looks volatile over the past 14 months or so.
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Corporate profits are in for another brutal quarter, and it's not just the usual suspects dragging down everyone else.
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As oil prices fell toward an 11-year low Tuesday, experts debated what this means for the Texas and broader global economy.
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Global markets started 2016 on a down note. But let's not forget — 2015 was a strong year for select group of international markets.
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Even after a tumultuous year, the S&P 500 ended 2015 nearly flat. However, technician Jonathan Krinsky says stocks won't be so fortunate in 2016.
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The sell-off hurt the bank stocks, so is it time to buy in? One analyst shares his forecast for rates and banks.
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The online ticket site for "Hamilton" tickets crashed Tuesday after a surge of fans attempted to sign up for the #Ham4Ham lottery.
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Shiny new wearables weren't enough to save two technology companies from steep sell-offs Tuesday.
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As Apple shares dropped on a report of falling iPhone production, these stocks may get hit even harder.
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Spring is expected to get off to an unusually cool start across much of the country, which could deliver another blow to apparel retailers.
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Powerball players will have a chance to win an estimated $450 million, the biggest lottery prize in nearly a year.
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Jon Najarian shares his 2016 Halftime Report Portfolio Challenge picks after spotting unusual activity in the options market.
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One of New York City's first medical marijuana dispensaries is getting ready to open its doors. A look inside Columbia Care, right off Union Square.
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"We do not have to accept this carnage as the price of freedom," President Barack Obama said Tuesday.
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Many Americans don't have an emergency fund, USA Today reports. Here's how to prepare for the unexpected and the traps to avoid.
