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Passing the motion to proceed does not mean Senate Republicans have a consensus on a bill they can pass.
Jurors could begin deliberating Shkreli's fate on Thursday.
Cohn and Yellen are both candidates to be the next Chairman of the Federal Reserve, president says.
Fed watchers are hanging on how the Fed characterizes one word in its statement Wednesday—and that is inflation.
AT&T beat EPS, revenue and wireless adds estimates.
To see Anthony Scaramucci running the communications operation has served as a bit of a shock to those on Wall Street.
Apple has already said that it would start a $1 billion fund to promote advanced manufacturing jobs in the United States.
President Donald Trump said he's disappointed in Sessions for his decision to recuse himself from the Russia probe at a press conference Tuesday.
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AMD said it now expects third-quarter revenue to increase about 15 percent year over year.
"You can't omit important pieces of a story and expect the people will be too stupid to figure it out," Shkreli wrote Monday.
Bitcoin fell to its lowest in five days Tuesday amid uncertainty over whether the digital currency will still avoid a split.
Messenger believes it can provide utility for businesses and users - and potentially make money along the way.
The Russia probe is a "serious issue," but there may be more worrying matters to focus on, Michael Chertoff said.
Trump should resist the urge to replace Atttorney General Jeff Sessions with Ted Cruz or Rudy Giuliani, says Jake Novak.
The CBO warns that, in less than 10 years, deductibles could total 25-50% of your income.
Sens. Susan Collins and Jack Reed are caught on a hot mic discussing the budget and Trump in unflattering terms, the Washington Post says.
Centene CEO Michael Neidorff said he's confident congressional leaders won't pull the plug on people who have gained health coverage.
"I am really starting to think you are inept," Martin Shkreli fumed in an email to attorney Evan Greebel.
