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President Donald Trump tweeted another tariff threat Friday, this time targeting imported autos. The president said on his feed that if the European Union does not removed duties on U.S. cars, then the U.S. will have no choice but to act. » Read More
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OPEC ministers announced a deal that will increase oil supplies after the producer group capped output for the last 18 months.
Trumpstore.com, which brands itself as "the official retail website of The Trump Organization," currently names just four states in which it collects sales taxes.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer says Trump needs to win his trade fight quickly because of slowing global growth.
The ruling sets a higher legal hurdle for law enforcement than previously existed under federal law
In a tweet, Trump backs Rep. Martha Roby, an Alabama Republican facing a primary runoff next month.
Since 1950 when the S&P 500 rose at least 3% heading into the first day of summer, the year was positive every time.
While stretching your budget is admirable, there's a difference between frugality and cheapness, according to a new survey.
Fortnite gamers are selling their accounts and services on sites like eBay in order to make a profit.
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Comey says Trump's move to separate migrant children from parents could be the biggest misstep of his presidency.
Stocks, particularly industrials, have been weak "since the peak in January" but nobody was really taking notice, he adds.
Consumer goods account for just 1 percent of items on the June 15 lists from the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, down from 12 percent on the April 3 list, according to a report from the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
Oil prices extended gains on Friday, as OPEC was expected to announce a deal that would moderately increase crude output.
President Donald Trump said on Friday he wants OPEC to raise its oil production.
Ahead of his departure as Starbucks executive chairman next week, Howard Schultz tells CNBC the company's stock is "cheap" and "undervalued."
Red Hat beat estimates for its fiscal first quarter, but looking ahead, estimates came in low.
Slacking off at the end of the week is a mistake you don't want to make.
If you're ever tempted to sell, pick up a copy of this 1949 classic, says the Oracle of Omaha.
The number of pre-orders beat out annual jersey sales for some of the world's top soccer clubs.
