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The start-up August Home, which is being acquired by Stockholm-based Assa Abloy, raised $25 million as recently as the summer. » Read More
The number of Americans filing for benefits fell to its lowest level in more than 44 years last week, pointing to a rebound in job growth. » Read More |
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Another day, another threat by North Korea to stage an "unimaginable" strike on the U.S.
Allegations of wrongdoing are already under the eye of the U.K.'s Serious Fraud Office.
Travelers reported a 59 percent drop in profit on Thursday, hurt by higher catastrophe losses from hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
On this day in 1987, the NYSE had one of its most dramatic trading days in its 225-year history. Market legend Art Cashin looks back.
A deal to stabilize Obamacare suffered major setbacks, with President Donald Trump now opposing it and senior Republicans speaking out against it.
President Donald Trump has selected Joseph Simons to head the Federal Trade Commission, a White House official said on Wednesday.
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a sharply lower open Thursday, as investors braced for a pullback from record levels.
Senate Republicans are poised to approve a budget measure that would help them pass tax legislation without Democratic support.
U.S. government debt prices were higher Thursday as investors awaited the latest news surrounding the auctions, data and central bank space.
Market circuit breakers and electronic trading are the result of efforts to prevent another 1987-style crash.
Wild action leading up to the stock market crash is important to remember as people handicap the chance that such a jolt could hit the current bull run.
Last year a crash test raised questions about front seat passenger safety in small SUVs. New tests paint a more encouraging picture.
Built Robotics has raised $15 million in a round led by NEA to do for construction equipment what Waymo is doing for automobiles.
Blue Apron is laying off 6% of its employees, but thousands of shift workers in its meal kit fulfillment centers were spared.
More than 40 lawmakers urged the Trump administration on Wednesday to reimpose U.S. travel bans on Myanmar's military leaders.
Napa Valley wine appears to have been spared the worst of fire damage in Northern California, according to the Napa Valley Vintners.
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But that's about the only similarity between the market then and now, a widely followed strategists on Wall Street said.
The Trump administration has now completed wholesale repeal of the "Mnuchin Rule."
The bond market is waving a warning flag that trouble could be on the horizon.
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