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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose on Friday on the back of strong earnings from Procter & Gamble as Wall Street tried to regain its footing after a sharp sell-off in the prior session.
The small-cap Russell 2000 index has seen better days. The group of stocks has fallen into a correction, and is currently on track for its worst month since January 2016. Here's what three experts have told CNBC in the last week about the move.
Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves doubles down on his attack of Wall Street analysts during a "Closing Bell" interview Friday.
CEO Satya Nadella and other top Microsoft executives will be rewarded in part based on the number of times LinkedIn members visit the app, an addition to compensation starting in fiscal 2018.
The Trump administration announced new tax rules to help spur investment in economically distressed neighborhoods. While investors can expect immediate tax breaks, the benefits to voters in targeted neighborhoods are harder to measure.
Your chances to scoop up the $1 billion prize remain slim. Here's what you should know.
Life is better for lottery winners than you have been led to believe.
Elena Khusyaynova of St. Petersburg, Russia, is accused of using using social media platforms to create thousands of social media and e-mail accounts that purported to be from Americans, to "amplify divisive social media and political content."
The measures are significantly more dramatic than some previous Democratic proposals – a reflection of the proximity to the midterm elections and the early interest surrounding the presidential race in 2020.
A handful of beaten-down stocks could be screaming buys, at least if Wall Street forecasters are any indication.
Amazon is expected to make its decision on the location of its second headquarters by the end of the year.
Qualtrics has filed to go public, just weeks after competitor SurveyMonkey debuted on the Nasdaq. Qualtrics is bigger and growing faster than its rival.
Why the United States hates Canada's dairy industry.
Richard Garriott, founder of Space Adventures, went to space in 2008.
This comes after his session was cancelled due to Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin dropping out, according to a source with direct knowledge of the matter.
"Let the other guys keep dreaming about the future. We'll be the ones building it," Bryan Cranston says against a variety of scenes that poke fun at today's high-tech visionaries while touching on Ford's historical roots.
"I was involved in our response to this story from the beginning," Cook told Buzzfeed News.
Trump suggested O'Rourke wants to "turn Texas into Venezuela" — deploying rhetoric he has used in an attempt to portray Democrats as dangerous leftists.
U.S. intelligence officials say they're concerned about "ongoing campaigns" by Russia, China, Iran and other countries to undermine confidence in American democracy.
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