S&P 500, Nasdaq close at record highs as earnings roll in
Stocks moved broadly higher in early trading Tuesday as companies started to report their latest financial results in force.
US expands probe into air bag failures to 12.3M vehicles
U.S. auto safety regulators have expanded an investigation into malfunctioning air bag controls to include 12.3 million vehicles because the bags may not inflate in a crash.
Oil prices climb in wake of Iranian oil sanctions decision
Global oil prices are climbing in the wake of the U.S. move to impose sanctions on countries that buy Iranian oil.
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___ Back to the same record, but it's a different stock market NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market went on a harrowing round trip the last seven months, but it may be in a healthier place after it.
Ex-GE engineer charged with stealing trade secrets for China
Federal prosecutors say a former General Electric engineer and his business partner in China stole the company's trade secrets from a New York plant for the Chinese government.
Elizabeth Warren’s free college plan is highly irresponsible: Ben Stein
Economist Ben says Elizabeth Warren’s numbers simply don't add up and that the plan won't be just a one-time payment.
Back to the same record, but it's a different stock market
Stock investors had to go on a harrowing round trip over the last seven months, but the market may be in a healthier place after it.
Markets Right Now: S&P 500, Nasdaq close at record highs
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Florida, Nevada, Texas hot spots for Americans looking to save money on taxes
The number of high-tax states residents moving to Florida, Nevada and Texas is continuing to climb, according to a mother-daughter real estate team.
Gas prices to jump over $3 in red states this summer, oil expert says
Crude oil prices rose after the Trump administration said it would stop issuing waivers to countries that import from Iran.
Stocks close at all time high; oil at 6 month high
Stocks edge higher after good results from Coca Cola and other heavyweights.
Sales of new US homes rose 4.5% in March; strongest pace since November 2017 as market recovers from last year's slump
Sales of new US homes rose 4.5% in March; strongest pace since November 2017 as market recovers from last year's slump.
Elizabeth Warren shops at Amazon, but also wants to break it up
The Massachusetts senator has unveiled a number of proposal specifically targeting the e-commerce giant and its business model.
Oil surges amid OPEC caution to offset Iran sanctions
Despite the move by Washington, spare capacity from other suppliers such as Saudi Arabia might be able to ensure oil markets cope with a cut in Iranian exports.
Oil prices spike further after US move on Iran buyers
Asian stocks mostly rose Tuesday and oil prices soared to their highest level since October after the U.S. said it would soon impose sanctions on all buyers of Iranian oil.
U.S. auto safety regulators expand air bag probe to 12.3 million vehicles because bags may not inflate in a crash.
U.S. auto safety regulators expand air bag probe to 12.3 million vehicles because bags may not inflate in a crash.
Left's attack on Moore, Cain, other Trump picks won't help government talent shortage
Serving in government was already a thankless job. Now, people must be willing to sacrifice their good name, their privacy, their family’s privacy, and in some cases, their personal safety.
Argentines return to Europe to escape economic uncertainty
Tomas Ruiz embraced his father one last time at the Buenos Aires airport before he boarded a plane in search of a new life in Ireland.
A Trump Fed choice steps aside, and another faces new doubts
President Donald Trump's efforts to reshape the Federal Reserve stumbled on Monday, with one of his potential nominees for the Fed's board withdrawing from consideration and another being enveloped by fresh doubts.
California utility seeks higher rates for wildfire safety
California utility Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. is asking state regulators for another increase in rates and profits, saying it's needed for wildfire safety and to attract investment as the utility goes through bankruptcy.














