Kudlow: Tying the knot around growth
Of all the fiscal and monetary prescriptions that can help an economy, there's one people often overlook.
Of all the fiscal and monetary prescriptions that can help an economy, there's one people often overlook.
Ford is hoping more drivers will hop on the F-150's bandwagon.
Thirty years in the history of the beer business is a blip on the radar: 30 years in the craft beer business, however, is a lifetime.
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Brazil’s newly re-elected president is beset by problems
Hoping to get the best deals on Black Friday? You may end up disappointed.
William T. Sherman: Hero or terrorist? A few people are at least prepared to have the debate, The New York Times reports.
After a rough first year, insurers and the government are ready to turn the page on Obamacare.
Vladimir Putin plans to leave the G-20 early, a member of his delegation said, after Western leaders blasted Moscow for the Ukraine crisis.
The Philadelphia Mural Arts Program is transforming the city through creativity. But it's not only in Philly.
Scotland may seek another independence vote if Britain fails to give it further autonomy, the outgoing Scottish National Party leader warned.
President Barack Obama pledged a $3 billion U.S. contribution to an international fund to help poor countries cope with the effects of climate change.
Five banks at the heart of the forex rate rigging probe are preparing to claw back millions of dollars in bonuses from traders. The FT reports.
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"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer thinks next week could depend on this one event, and warns to steer clear of the short game.
At least 10 million people around the world are not recognised as nationals by any country, many are members of minority ethnic groups who have been denied citizenship by the countries in which they live.
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Stocks could keep up their slow march higher in the coming week as energy and the consumer remain top themes for the economy and markets.
Some of America's biggest and most influential hedge funds are investing heavily in Chinese tech giant Alibaba.
Dennis Gartman saw action in the futures market that caused him to pull his short positions.
Jim Cramer gives his gameplan of the hot stocks to watch for next week. He thinks one stock could trigger some Alibaba action
The owner of the struggling Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort in Atlantic City has filed court papers to close it by next month.
Obamacare's second open-enrollment season begins Saturday, with new deadlines, new technology and new sign-up forecasts.
A report said talks between Baker Hughes and Halliburton have stalled, but that Halliburton may be considering a hostile offer.
Apple stock is soaring but at least one pro thinks the tech giant's ride will come to an end after the New Year.
A new wave of entrepreneurs and start-ups are exploring innovations in shared office spaces.