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The Fed is expected to raise interest rates by a quarter point Wednesday and indicate it plans to keep hiking them in what many expect to be a hawkish message for markets.
Innovative new technologies are giving leaders the tools to shape more sustainable, profitable businesses and better engage with both employees and customers.
Nelson garners 48 percent of support among likely voters, while 45 percent back Scott and 6 percent are undecided, according to the poll.
Salesforce's co-CEO said that employees, customers and partners need to be able to trust technology companies.
The retailer's shares fell in after-hours trading despite Nike reporting a 10 percent rise in revenue to $9.95 billion and a 15 percent jump in profit to $1.1 billion.
The agency wants to abolish the practice of ETFs updating their net asset values every 15 seconds, something the industry says is cumbersome and often inaccurate.
A lawyer for Kavanaugh's accuser, Christine Blasey Ford earlier in a letter to Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, had blasted the idea of having a prosecutor, instead of the committee's members, question her and Kavanaugh.
Scientists have killed a whole population of malaria-carrying mosquitoes in their lab by using modified genes that make the killer insects infertile, USA Today reports.
Michael Kors is just the latest company to announce its intention to change its name, following a precedent set by a number the country's most famous brands.
The world's biggest airline will soon start showing nature videos and offering passengers access to material through the Calm meditation app aboard most flights to help relax travelers — even as they jostle for overhead bin space and the arm rest.
Trump nemesis Michael Avenatti claims a new woman is prepared to making damning sexually related allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Shares of ADP shed 1 percent in midday trading but erased nearly all of those loses by market close. Paychex shed 1 percent during the session.
M&M's are no longer just bite sized pieces of milk chocolate. Adding to the list of changes, a hazelnut centered M&M and a candy bar, USA Today reports.
Amazon made its first investment in a homebuilding start-up Tuesday, furthering its commitment to the smart home space.
"Cheap fabric for soccer moms!" Versace fans let it rip following news of the brand's sale to Michael Kors, USA Today reports.
The maker of Smith & Wesson firearms lost a prolonged fight with religious groups and other shareholders who want it to consider a plan to help reduce the harmful effects of its products.
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Average balances in 529 college savings plans have hit a high of $24,153, as the government expands their use to tuition for pre-college private schools.
Mike Santoli assesses what, if anything, could force the bulls to play defense again heading into the end of the year.
Three companies with a combined market cap of $1.15 trillion want to make it easier for companies to work with data that's ordinarily stuck in multiple disparate systems.
Jim Cramer conducts a wide-ranging interview with Salesforce.com co-founder, Chairman and co-CEO Marc Benioff from the Dreamforce conference in San Francisco.
Jim Cramer gets the latest on cybersecurity from FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia, whose company was hired by Google to defend against state-sponsored cyberattacks.
Jim Cramer conducts a wide-ranging interview with Salesforce.com co-founder, Chairman and co-CEO Marc Benioff from the Dreamforce conference in San Francisco.
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