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The Republican tax plan is expected to feature dramatically lower rates for most – if not all – households and businesses.
North Korea's foreign ministers makes his comments after President Trump said the regime "won't be around much longer."
Ambassador Joseph DeTrani breaks down the options on North Korea in the Cipher Brief.
Gold rose Monday after North Korea's foreign minister accused U.S. President Donald Trump of declaring war.
After its worst week in more than a year, Apple could be primed for a big comeback.
When it comes to the growing threat of Amazon, the Street shouldn't be worried about off-price players, JPMorgan said in a note to clients.
U.S. Sen. John McCain says doctors have given him a "very poor prognosis" as he battles brain cancer.
T-Mobile and Sprint are entering due diligence on their deal, sources tell CNBC's David Faber.
The consequences of a data breach could be significant. Here are 10 ways to approach cybersecurity oversight.
Former Rep. Anthony Weiner was sentenced Monday to 21 months in prison for sexting with a 15-year-old girl.
Shares of offshore drilling and services companies surged on Monday after UBS raised its price targets for several stocks in the space.
The price of bitcoin rises sharply while the stock market drops.
Here are the cities where your nest egg goes farthest, considering groceries, housing, utilities, transportation and health costs.
The full interview with Tobias Levkovich.
In Costa Rica, cacao is under constant threat from diseases and environmental challenges, N.Y. Times reports.
The announcement from Facebook-owned Instagram further solidifies Facebook as one of the most dominant companies in online advertising.
Brown University has initiated a $120 million campaign to drop all loans from financial aid packages awarded.
"The president is not going to apologize. Are you kidding me? The president should read a book," Mark Cuban says.
