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The mortgage interest tax deduction has long been considered politically untouchable — until now, that is.
Stocks took a leap of faith on the prospects of a congressional tax plan, but a proposal is not likely to be seen before October.
Wells Fargo CEO Timothy Sloan said forthcoming results from the bank's review of its consumer sales scandal could cause more negative attention.
Jim Cramer says that while the rally might be as flaky as Monday's sell-off, its drivers, like technology stocks, could be more clear.
There are fewer than 350 Obamacare customers who remain at risk of having no coverage options next year.
Some will be watching specifically for any evidence of Amazon's impact on the chain in the quarter.
The New York Times reports that relations between the two men are hostile as Republicans try to push through a slew of important legislative deadlines.
The president's warning to Pakistan that it must stop harboring terrorist organizations and the Taliban is "a radical shift."
Jim Cramer spoke with Salesforce Chairman and CEO Marc Benioff after earnings to hear about the cloud company's progress.
Some students pay over $40,000 a year to attend public universities.
Warren Buffett's conglomerate won't get a credit rating downgrade by S&P, after all
You know Los Angeles real estate is getting expensive when Jay Z and Beyonce are getting outbid.
The PGA Tour is hoping fashion writers, mommy bloggers and foodies will help draw more millennials and female fans to golf.
The seller of a Long Island home and his company may have helped North Korea evade sanctions, NBC News reports.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft gave President Trump a commemorative Super Bowl ring, USA Today reports.
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.
Trump had held out the possibility of a pardon for Arpaio, a former sheriff of Maricopa County in Phoenix and an outspoken opponent of illegal immigration.
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.
