President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh in a Fox News interview denied ever committing sexual assault on the heels of a series of claims that have threatened to derail his confirmation to the high court. » Read More
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"Cheap fabric for soccer moms!" Versace fans let it rip following news of the brand's sale to Michael Kors, USA Today reports.
Innovative new technologies are giving leaders the tools to shape more sustainable, profitable businesses and better engage with both employees and customers.
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.
Since the beginning of the current U.S. Fed rate hike cycle, which began December 2015, the markets tend to sell off following a rate hike. Here is the sector to keep your eye on the most.
After months of testing a possible change, Dunkin' Brands is finally ditching the word donuts from the coffee chain's branding.
Aggressive green crabs from Canada, known as the "cockroaches of the sea" for their ability to survive tough conditions, are invading Maine's coast, the New York Times reports.
In comments before news of his departure, Instagram's Kevin Systrom said he has no regrets about selling to Facebook and seldom clashed with the leadership.
President Trump, in his second address before the U.N. General Assembly in New York, brags that his administration "has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country.
The key rate that affects mortgages and a slew of other loans is looking ready to break higher.
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will remain in his job at least until Thursday, when he is scheduled to sit down with President Donald Trump to discuss his future at the Justice Department.
The FANG" stocks should include an "S" for Square, Nomura says, because of the payment company's disruptive potential.
Fears simmer among workers in the hospitality sector as major hotel chains, such as Marriott, MGM and Sheraton, introduce job-killing technologies at its properties.
In October, Google will roll out a new policy that allows regulated cryptocurrency exchanges to advertise in the United States and Japan.
President Donald Trump defended his administration's conflicts with major trading partners on Tuesday, telling world leaders the U.S. will act in its "national interest."
Southwest Airlines is the latest carrier to offer free in-flight messaging. The airline had been charging $2 per flight for the service since 2013, a price that is still listed on the airline's website, USA Today reports.
Big banks in Europe may have survived the financial crisis but now there's a new threat: app-only banks. And they're growing at an amazing rate, the New York Times reports. However, there are a few speed bumps.
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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.
Making time for hobbies and work/life balance is important to philanthropists Melinda and Bill Gates.
Michael Ovitz, co-founder of Creative Artists Agency, which represents actors like Tom Cruise and Robert De Niro, said in his first sit-down interview in years that he had a philosophy of "win at all costs."
The "Futures Now" traders Scott Nations and Brian Stutland discuss copper hitting a two-month high with Jackie DeAngelis.
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