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Newspaper company Tronc on Monday named digital media veteran Ross Levinsohn to be CEO and publisher of the Los Angeles Times as part of a shake-up of management. » Read More
Despite their symbolic moves, many CEOs will continue to advocate positions in person and through lobbyists, while people in President Donald Trump’s inner circle face a harder decision. » Read More |
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Tuesday, buoyed by positive trading sentiment seen overseas. » Read More |
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Treasury yields rose as investors turned their attention to upcoming data ahead of a meeting of central bankers due later on this week. » Read More |
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Ford is offering car buyers in Britain a 2,000-pound ($2,570) incentive to trade in older vehicles for newer, less polluting models.
More than 30 people were injured when a train crashed into another train that was parked at a station in suburban Philadelphia.
The head of the U.S. military's Pacific Command said on Tuesday it was more important to use diplomacy to counter North Korea's missile threat.
President Donald Trump ratcheted up pressure on Pakistan while pushing for a stronger partnership with India on combating terror.
President Trump said the U.S. will stay engaged in the 16-year-old war in Afghanistan, against his "original instinct" to pull troops out of the country.
Trump's decision on whether to ramp up engagement in the Afghanistan conflict is a crucial one.
Remington says gun owners are wary about government, but the court should approve its class action settlement.
The Trump administration's tax-slashing promises have some investors clamoring for more progress, says Divine Capital's CEO.
Counter terrorism efforts in Afghanistan are likely to be a major highlight of President Trump's address Monday evening.
As China's financial markets mature, major foreign financial firms increasingly want to tap the multitrillion-dollar institutional investor market there.
Google's decision to largely avoid China is preventing its cloud from competing there against Amazon, Microsoft and Alibaba.
Tax reform is the "political holy grail" for Republicans and therefore should get done, former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty told CNBC on Monday.
Macy's has snagged an eBay executive as it shakes up its management and cuts 100 jobs in an effort to reignite slumping sales.
Ross Levinsohn brought Myspace to News Corp, and later ran Yahoo. Now he’s running one of America’s biggest newspapers.
Yahoo owes $5.5 million for backing out of a contract to pay $1 billion for predicting every winner in the 2014 NCAA men's basketball tournament.
Technical analysts see warning signs that the much anticipated correction could be on its way, possibly in September.
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The bank is pledging millions to the Anti-Defamation League and the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Credit Suisse released a list of "seven retail sins," listing problems faced by retailers evident in earnings reports.
Andy Page, formerly president of Google-backed 23andMe, is joining Livongo as president and CFO.
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This has nothing to do with politics, says Wes Moore, Robin Hood Foundation CEO and U.S. Army Capt. (Ret.), talking about the importance of leadership skills in the aftermath of the Charlottesville protests and addressing poverty issues in the U.S. Also Moore shares his thoughts on President Trump's plans on Afghanistan.
Lindsey Bell, CFRA Research investment strategist, and Michael Tyler, Eastern Bank Wealth Management chief investment officer, provide their outlook on the markets.
Nick Bennenbroek of Wells Fargo gives his take on the dollar, saying it’s now a risk-off trade.
