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The Fed shrinking its balance sheet, not political gridlock, is the biggest risk for markets, says Michael Vogelzang of Boston Advisors.
Intuit reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analysts' expectations on Tuesday.
Berkshire Hathaway's failure to clinch a $9 billion takeover of the Texas utility Oncor prompted the decision.
Seattle start-up Iunu is using computer vision to help greenhouses meet record levels of demand for food and flowers.
Wells Fargo raised its year-end S&P 500 price target, citing strong overseas growth and strong second-quarter earnings.
This weekend's Jackson Hole symposium will reveal clues about the Fed's upcoming balance-sheet reduction strategy.
The billionaire is backing a new venture capital fund for cryptocurrency-related investments called 1confirmation.
The Trump administration's crackdown on immigration is likely responsible for a slowdown in Hispanics' spending, says Jefferies.
Luxury real estate developer DAMAC International is building a 50-storey tower in London in partnership with Italian fashion house Versace.
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
Shares of U.S. defense companies rose after President Trump's speech on the Afghanistan war.
Why a market sell-off may not be as painful as you think.
TD Ameritrade has launched an automated program that can communicate with its customers on Facebook's messaging application.
Norway's $975 billion oil fund has been buoyed by equity markets.
Banks are faced with more competitive disruption from tech behemoths than financial technology (fintech) start-ups, according to a report.
Adoption of electric vehicles is set to accelerate, and that will run over a lot of losers, JPMorgan Cazenove said in a note on Monday.
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