House Republicans are proposing a major reform called a border adjustment tax. President Trump was against it, but he's warming up to it. It's complicated, but stick with us.
Don't blink. You'll miss another record falling on Wall Street. The red-hot Dow closed at an all-time high yet again on Monday, its 12th consecutive record day. That's tied for the longest streak of records ever.
Has the stock market euphoria gotten out of hand? Warren Buffett doesn't think so. The legendary investor says the stock market is not in "bubble territory" and actually looks "on the cheap side" due to low interest rates.
The Oracle of Omaha said in an interview with CNBC that he's bought a lot more Apple so far in 2017. He praised the company for its 'incredible stickiness' even though he confessed he doesn't own an iPhone.
The pound slumped by 0.4% against the dollar on Monday to $1.24 on fears that Britain could soon face a new crisis: A referendum on Scottish independence.
Plans to combine the London Stock Exchange with Deutsche Boerse have run into problems with European regulators, making it "unlikely" the deal will be approved.
How's the economy doing? The answer may depend on whether you voted for President Trump. The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index on Friday showed an "unprecedented partisan divergence" on feelings about the economy.
No wonder why so many CEOs meeting with President Trump leave the White House smiling these days. The CEOs of companies in the Dow have watched their stock holdings rise by $400 million since the election, according to Equilar.