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Stocks closed higher on Tuesday on renewed hopes of U.S. tax reform.
The S&P 500 utilities sector just hit all-time highs.
Seattle start-up Iunu is using computer vision to help greenhouses meet record levels of demand for food and flowers.
There are fewer than 350 Obamacare customers who remain at risk of having no coverage options next year.
The president's warning to Pakistan that it must stop safe harboring terrorist organizations and the Taliban is "a radical shift."
Some students pay over $40,000 a year to attend public universities.
Making changes to the popular mortgage interest rate deduction would be "very bad policy," Toll Brothers CEO Doug Yearley told CNBC on Tuesday.
A Tesla Model X and Model S, both P100D models with Ludicrous, edged out the Lamborghini in a quarter-mile drag race held by Drag Times.
Focusing on this key area helps drive your business forward.
You know Los Angeles real estate is getting expensive when Jay Z and Beyonce are getting outbid.
Blue Apron has instituted a hiring freeze for its salaried employees and laid off several members of its recruiting team.
Irving will remain on the board through June 2018, the company said.
Not all business leaders think it was the right decision for CEOs to distance themselves from the president.
Mnuchin's wife, Louise Linton, tells an Instagram user she was "adorably out of touch" after touting own designer duds.
Salesforce reported second-quarter revenue and earnings that topped analysts' estimates on Tuesday after the bell.
Breakingviews says that Snap has a long road ahead if it wants its stock to rebound from 20 percent below its initial offering price.
Intuit reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analysts' expectations on Tuesday.
The strong dollar has been giving the market cover, for now, says Jack Bouroudjian.
President Trump's speech on Afghanistan articulates a coherent and consistent Trump Doctrine on foreign policy, says Jake Novak.
