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White House chief strategist Steve Bannon is leaving the Trump administration.
If Gary Cohn ever wants to head the Federal Reserve, then he's likely to stay right where he is in the Trump administration.
Some are concerned about stocks trading at high multiples, but others say earnings growth is somewhat justifying current valuations.
"Business leaders are being asked to step forward and try and set policy for our country," said Jeff Richards, managing partner at GGV Capital.
Goldman's "Hedge Fund VIP" list is up 19 percent this year through Aug. 14 versus the S&P 500's 12 percent return.
The rebuke follows backlash from business leaders, many of whom stepped down from Trump councils before they were disbanded.
Romney calls on Trump to "acknowledge that he was wrong" for his remarks this week about Charlottesville.
A lawsuit claims Poland Spring Water doesn't meet the federal definition of spring water.
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Supermodel Christie Brinkley is selling not one, but two historic estates in the Hamptons.
- Nike, Nvidia and other failing stocks could be signaling market shift everyone is trying to forecast
There hasn't been a significant market pullback since the end of 2015, but could it finally be time for the one so many have been trying to forecast?
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will take two months off when his second child is born. His wife Priscilla Chan is due later this year
Bitcoin has had a stellar year and one of Wall Street's top strategists thinks it can rise 40 percent more by next year.
We already know at least one cool feature it will have.
Chicken Soup for Soul Entertainment will begin trading Friday on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol "CSSE."
"Not all in one day but I think it would move there," UBS' Art Cashin says.
While millions of Americans are watching the total solar eclipse, utilities will be managing a sharp drop in solar power.
Nervous pre-retirees should avoid too much stock exposure.
After Trump's business council disbanded, these CEO's aren't abandoning him, in favor of patriotism and pragmatism, N.Y. Times reports.
