Hedge-fund billionaire Ray Dalio warned investors in a LinkedIn post that similar political situations in the past have led to "dictatorships and war."
Puerto Rico voted Sunday to become the 51st U.S. state, but that is unlikely to happen any time soon, and it won't help the island's $70 billion bankruptcy.
President Trump slammed the "fake news" media on Twitter over the weekend for ignoring terrific economic news. One problem? He incorrectly claimed that the "drilling & energy sector" is "way up" since the election.
Shares of Apple fell after an analyst downgraded the stock due to worries that iPhone 8 expectations may be too high. And as goes Apple, so goes the rest of the market. Other big tech stocks -- and Apple suppliers -- were down as well.
The Republican plan to gut Dodd-Frank repeals emergency powers that help authorities safely wind down the next Lehman Brothers. Ben Bernanke and others warn that would be a big mistake.
Can anything dent Wall Street's confidence in the market? The Dow hit another record despite concerns about general election results in the U.K. and fallout from Comey's testimony. Why? The economy and earnings still look good.
Thomas Edison may not think this is a bright idea: General Electric is trying to rid itself of the light bulb business that has symbolized the company for 125 years.
Uber has suffered from scandals and bad publicity all year. If the world's most valuable startup ever hopes to graduate to Wall Street, Travis Kalanick is going to need to find a seasoned tech executive to lead the company.
The satellite radio giant is buying a stake in online radio service Pandora. But SiriusXM stopped short of a full-blown takeover. Can the deal help Pandora in the streaming battle against Spotify, Amazon and Apple?
President Trump's is focused on his proposal for a $1 trillion infrastructure plan. But his budget would cut spending and depends on the private sector to finance 80% of the bill.