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The auto industry fears that new tariffs, on top of those already enacted on Chinese-made vehicles and imported aluminum and steel, could have a major negative impact on the American new car market.

British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Sunday that the number of letters required to trigger a no-confidence vote in the Parliament had not been met. 

For years, digital media companies wrestled with charging for their content. The pendulum might be swinging in the direction of subscriptions as paywalls gain popularity and ad-fueled businesses struggle.

With some exceptions, the Democratic House majority will pursue incremental rather than radical change ahead of a 2020 election in which they do not want to alienate moderate voters who helped them to win the House.

Google just launched the new Night Sight feature for its Pixel smartphones and it works almost unbelievably well. 

Home insurers in California face potentially significant losses from the current wildfires but can't "cram" all of it into next year's insurance bills, according to the state's insurance commissioner.

Scientists in Hawaii have detected the first object to enter our solar system from the outside. Experts say its more likely to be a natural object we're never encountered rather than something deliberately sent by another life form. 

Ken Moelis spoke about how the art of the deal has changed — and the big debt problem he thinks will soon hit the market.

New year, new tax brackets. The IRS is updating its individual income tax brackets for 2019 and making a few other inflation-adjusted changes. What it means for you.

Market volatility has led some to make major moves in retirement plans, but that trading may be more on emotion than long-term financial goals.

An expert tells CNBC that the wrong materials are ending up in the recycling bin – thus driving up the cost to process the materials and often making the contents useless.

GE's stock is a sliver of its former self, and its bonds are now trading as if they are already junk-rated, putting pressure on new CEO Larry Culp to quickly raise cash and cut debt. 

Blackberry will acquire cybersecurity and endpoint defense company Cylance in a $1.4 billion deal 

Findings from U.S. intelligence agency would counter Saudi Arabia's explanation for Khashoggi's death, which has changed over time.

Although black and white television seems to be out of style, more than 7,000 households in the UK still use the monochromatic tv set.

On the Great War's anniversary, it's a good time to ask: How can we prevent a World War III among countries with even more devastating, technologically advanced might and economic interdependence?