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In Stitch Fix's IPO prospectus, the company said that Amazon poses concerns but related to the cloud-computing division.
Reports that President Trump is leaning toward Fed governor Jerome Powell to be the next Fed chair sent buyers into stocks and bonds.
Celgene said Thursday that it won't initiate a phase 3 trial for a Crohn's disease drug.
The stock market could crash again like it did 30 years ago on Black Monday, strategist Jim Paulsen of Leuthold Group said Thursday.
It could be a cold, snowy winter in parts of the northern US, but a bit milder than usual in the South.
Stitch Fix will test public market reception to the newest breed of e-commerce apparel.
The IRS' new policy, which will bolster compliance with Obamacare, comes as the Trump administration takes actions to undercut the law.
California's insurance commissioner says estimates of losses from the state's recent siege of wildfires exceed $1 billion and may rise.
It's the first time that wearables have been mentioned in a Verizon conference call in the past five years.
The bill would restore billions of dollars in payments to Obamacare insurers, many of whom hiked prices to anticipate the payments ending.
The mayor of Stonecrest, Georgia, offered to carve out some of his jurisdiction to share with Jeff Bezos.
Facebook is sending its top lawyer, a former Washington attorney, to testify in Russian ads probe, after top lawmaker asked for technical expert.
Kelly, a retired Marine general, also explained the notification process for the families of service members killed in action.
Credit card giant MasterCard is eliminating the need to sign for purchases made on the card at retail, USA Today reports.
In a year when the market has posted a rally the strength of which few saw coming, investors are making billions of dollars in wrong-way bets.
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The Trump administration has now completed wholesale repeal of the "Mnuchin Rule."
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