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Read some of the responses to the outcome of one of the most gripping investigations into a U.S. president in modern times.

Barr's release of Mueller's findings comes after the end of a probe that has dogged the Trump administration.

Stock futures traded mostly lower early Monday as concerns over the outlook for the global economy weighed on investor sentiment.

Russian lawmakers welcomed the findings of an investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller, saying the report vindicates Kremlin denials of collusion with President Donald Trump's administration.

The Attorney General said Robert Mueller did not find evidence that the Trump campaign "conspired or coordinated" with Russia, but as to whether Trump obstructed justice, it neither exonerated the president, nor concluded that he committed a crime.

Though Attorney General William Barr says President Donald Trump is cleared legally in the Russia investigation, the fight over the probe is far from over.

DataTrek's Nick Colas sees historical trends and valuations as bullish support for the next round of IPOs.

Apple is expected to launch a new streaming TV service and news subscription app at a press event on March 25.

Now that there's more certainty that President Donald Trump will finish his term in office, there's more incentive for the U.S. and China to reach a deal on trade, analysts say.

Right off the bat, the IRS would get more than $100 million in taxes.

"Us" had been tracking towards a $50 million opening weekend, but strong Thursday and Friday ticket sales had analysts revising their estimates through Saturday night.

CNBC reporter Kate Fazzini got fed up with her car, a reliable beater that had seen better days, and decided to buy a car on the internet.

The maker of the premature ejaculation drug Promescent is suing consumer giant Reckitt Benckiser for $150 million, alleging fraud and theft of trade secrets.

Wall Street is scrambling to figure out what the conclusions of special counsel Robert Mueller's long-awaited investigation mean for the stock market.

Former U.S. Defense Secretary William Cohen says President Donald Trump is a "disruptive force" in politics, and his inconsistency could undermine his administration.

Chicago Federal Reserve President Charles Evans says the U.S. economy has slowed but downplayed chances of a recession.

Brazil has overtaken China in terms of consumer sentiment, as the world's second-largest economy slows and spending intention on big ticket items decline, a Credit Suisse survey shows.

The closest the U.K. can get to a no-deal Brexit for leaving the EU is the so-called Malthouse compromise — a plan that addresses the contentious issue of the Irish border, according to Andrew Garthwaite.