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The Dow Jones industrial average traded slightly higher, buoyed by strong quarterly results from UnitedHealth Group and Johnson & Johnson.
Marc "Dr. Doom" Faber has launched a racially charged diatribe, alleging that the U.S. is great primarily because it is ruled by white people.
Canada and Mexico will not walk away from the NAFTA negotiating table, despite an outright rejection of the U.S. demands.
The Investors Intelligence Bull/Bear ratio has climbed to its highest level in two and a half years — which ironically may be a bad sign for stocks.
Hassett's claim that cutting the corporate tax rate to 20 per cent would raise wages by $4,000 per worker is absurd, says Larry Summers.
The move to voice-powered assistants and Amazon's early success with Alexa has Google's internet dominance in jeopardy.
Airbus is taking a majority stake in a small jet program mired in a trade dispute.
The Polestar 1 is aimed at some of the same customers targeted by makers such as Tesla.
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The famous rocker allegedly made provisions for a health emergency before his death. Here's how to plan for your own worst-case scenarios.
Iraqi forces have taken control of northern oil fields from the Kurdish regional government, but risks remain high, analysts said.
President Donald Trump's net worth fell by $600 million to $3.1 billion, according to Forbes.
General Electric must "seriously" consider cutting its dividend in addition to a weighty EPS reset, according to Goldman Sachs.
On Oct. 17, President Trump will meet with Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to discuss military cooperation and US investment in Greece.
Delta says it looks forward to getting its C Series jets after Airbus reached a deal with disputed manufacturer Bombardier.
Microsoft is rolling out its big new Windows 10 update right now.
There was also "a little bit too much enthusiasm after the bell," Jim Cramer says about Netflix.
- Morgan Stanley shares jump to 9-year high after earnings beat the Street on strong wealth management
Morgan Stanley's fixed income and equities traders navigated a tough environment better than peers at firms such as JPMorgan.
Piper Jaffray reiterates its overweight rating for Tesla shares, saying the company's electric car quality is far ahead of its peers in China.
