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Reigniting the Obamacare repeal debate, and failing to succeed, deepens internal Republican fissures and delays tax reform.
The federal government is telling election officials in 21 states that hackers targeted their systems last year, although in most cases the systems were not breached.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will sell as many as 75 million shares over the next 18 months in sales worth as much as $12.8 billion at the stock's value.
The tax plan, crafted by administration and Republican Congressional leaders, is expected to be unveiled Wednesday, a positive for stocks.
The company was being sued by investors who claimed diluting shares would cause shares to lose billions of dollars of value.
McCain says he won't support GOP's latest health bill, which reduces it chances of passing but doesn't kill it, says Jennifer Fitzgerald.
Temperatures in southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin are soaring more than 20 degrees above average.
Under the plan to reclassify shares Zuckerberg would be able to retain voting control of Facebook while being able to lessen his stake in the company.
IamtheCODE’s vision is to reach 1 million girls in Africa, the Middle East and South America by 2030, contributing to the UN Goal on Quality Education.
Facebook is fighting through a tangled morass of privacy, free-speech and moderation issues with governments, The New York Times reports.
But $780 billion is still a massively large valuation for investors to put on a company.
Health insurance and hospital stocks surged Friday after Sen. John McCain said he could not vote for the latest bill to repeal Obamacare.
Biotech stocks are on fire this year, and a key event this week could spark a massive move in one name that’s already up 100 percent.
There's just so much bad blood between Republicans and Democrats now, Veda Partners' Spencer Perlman told CNBC.
Hurricane Maria lashed the Turks and Caicos Islands on Friday and was blamed for fresh flooding on Puerto Rico.
It could take months to restore power to Puerto Rico because most of its power lines were aerial, Puerto Rico's secretary of state said.
Both BofAML and Fundstrat issued reports touting value stocks such as financials and a stronger U.S. dollar, a strategy known as the reflation trade.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is at it again, dismissing bitcoin and predicting its collapse. He couldn't be more wrong, says hedge-fund manager Brian Kelly.
