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China's finance minister said the country's 2017 fiscal deficit will be less than the budget deficit target of 3 percent of GDP. » Read More
In July, ECB President Mario Draghi said that discussions regarding a change in monetary policy stance will begin in the fall. » Read More |
By: Bob Pisani
The total value of investment in 401(k)s and other defined contribution plans are at a new high, but the numbers are still terrible. » Read More |
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Many China watchers are also worried about the rapid growth in household borrowing fueled by real estate purchases.
Using Estimize, CNBC found that Microsoft, Alphabet, Twitter and Amazon are all expected to beat expectations.
Morgan Stanley and UBS reduced their ratings for General Electric shares due to concerns about dividend cuts at its Nov. 13 analyst meeting.
By investing in digital currency, Wall Street is seeking relief from low volatility blanketing financial markets, Financial Times reports.
JPMorgan Chase launched a new smartphone app that it hopes will attract new depositors, many of whom may live far from any of its branch offices.
The Oil Price Information Service's Tom Kloza, who predicted the 2015 oil collapse, gives us his latest prediction.
While the NFL deals with protests and weaker performance in the U.S., ratings in the UK have soared over 60 percent in the past year.
Russell Investments' Doug Gordon explains what could drive the stock market even higher.
Economists are now asking a radical question: what happens to the economy if artificial intelligence starts generating original thought?
Nick Caporella, the CEO of National Beverage Corp., is complaining about speculators in his stock.
The executive firings would add to Wells Fargo's existing struggle with scandal in its consumer banking business.
President Donald Trump's options for the future Federal Reserve leadership could include not one but two of the top contenders.
Veteran investor Bill Miller joined scores of fellow fund managers in declaring his own bullish views on equities.
House flipping requires fast access to money, and developers are willing to pay higher interest rates for it, N.Y. Times reports.
Wells Fargo is accused of forcing borrowers to buy unneeded auto insurance when they took out a car loan, N.Y. Times reports.
Bitcoin surged 5 percent to a record high above $6,000 on high trading volume Friday.
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