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As China and the U.S. near a trade war, both nations bring different weapons to the table. For the U.S., it's direct tariffs on the plethora of goods it imports, while for China the calculus is a little different. » Read More
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Too many investors are mistakenly leaving defensive names for dead, according to a new Leuthold Group research note.
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GBH Insights raises its price target and reiterates its "highly attractive" rating for Netflix shares.
The push underscores the massive resistance the White House faces for the policy of splitting up families crossing U.S. borders illegally.
They plan to open two locations inside Walgreens stores this fall in the Kansas City, Missouri, area with primary care services, pharmacies and other services like a Humana representative to answer seniors' Medicare questions.
- Amazon wants a hand in all your deliveries, unveils last-step option for FedEx, UPS and private mail
It's another hint that Amazon is eyeing a broader logistics play and the first time the company has ventured beyond its own transactions and shipments.
Sarepta shared results from three children to receive the gene therapy in a clinical trial.
Slack has a huge number off hidden features. Here are a few tips to help you get the most out of the popular office tool.
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Varsity Brands' foothold on the school spirits industry includes everything from cheerleading uniforms, class rings and helping schools improve their pride.
President Donald Trump has requested the United States Trade Representative to identify $200 billion worth of Chinese goods for additional tariffs at a rate of 10 percent.
A new Trump administration policy to prosecute everyone who crosses into the United States illegally has resulted in thousands of children being separated from their families.
The Jimmy Choo co-founder tells CNBC about business lessons, dealing with Harvey Weinstein and gender equality.
"The president is saying, 'You know what guys ... we got more staying power than you,'" CNBC's Jim Cramer says.
Don't ever come to the negotiating table with this in mind, says the Grammy-winning rapper.
Shares of Verizon were the only member of the Dow Jones Industrial Average trading in the green on Tuesday after Deutsche Bank upgraded the wireless maker, saying the shares were cheap.
It is the first major U.S. wireless carrier to step back from a business practice that has drawn criticism for endangering privacy.
Europe's IPO market is heating up as tech unicorns reach maturity and look to go public on European exchanges.
The combined net worth of the world's millionaires rose for the sixth straight year, surpassing $70 trillion. USAToday reports.
