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Ford's investment in electric truck maker Rivian was possible after the start-up's talks with GM broke down about eight weeks ago.
While home prices in most spots have recovered, some places have values that are less than they were 12 years ago.
Coughing up cash to pay for summer camp and more? Expect to keep footing the bill for your child well after he turns 18. Half of parents with adult kids say they've compromised their retirement savings for them, Bankrate.com found.
"The market is not paying enough attention to this third year of the presidential cycle," says strategist Joe Terranova.
Tesla heads into its earnings report out after the bell Wednesday trading at its lowest level in six months. One strategist says it should get even worse for the electric car maker.
The Wall Street adage "Sell in May and go away" resonates with investors, as stocks tend to underperform in summer. However, over the past three decades there has been one sector that has had a strong track record of gains from May through October.
Stocks have come all the way back, ending one of their fastest round trips in history. Here are the front-runners in this epic comeback.
Executives across Wall Street, from Jamie Dimon to David Solomon, have said hiring and promoting women and minorities are priorities.
Buffett, the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, told CNBC the report was "100% not true."
A bidding war breaks out in the energy patch as Occidental Petroleum offers a $57 billion deal for Anadarko, outbidding Chevron.
Goldman Sachs underscored its lukewarm thesis on Apple and said it believes the company will ship fewer iPhones than Wall Street expects.
Apple shares are trading above their average price target, but analysts are still the most bearish they've been on the stock in 15 years.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
By providing good money habits at an early age, you as parents are setting them up for a happy life of financial freedom as they grow, and it teaches them the importance of earning what they have.
Domino's Pizza reports quarterly earnings topped analysts' expectations but sales fell short.
We all make errors, yet there are a few bad habits the super-rich tend to avoid. Here are some money missteps to watch out for.
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