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You're not imagining things. The stock market really is hitting new records every day lately.

President Donald Trump is holding court with "regional press affiliates" in a private dinner on Monday, the White House said.

Before Sunday night, PricewaterhouseCoopers was known to the general public for one thing -- counting Academy Awards ballots. Now it's known for the most epic blunder in the history of the awards.

The Oscars may have had a surprise twist at the end, but that didn't help its ratings.

The new Nokia feature phone is all about the past.

President Trump promised the nation's leading health insurers that his administration will work with them to stabilize the Obamacare markets and smooth the transition to the Republicans' plan for health care.

Add Cadillac to the list of companies rolling out feel-good ads in a rocky political atmosphere.

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Goldman Sachs thinks it's time to pull the plug on Tesla's stock.

You can bet that plenty of Berkshire Hathaway employees will fill out the company's March Madness bracket this year.

Warren Buffett isn't worried that the post-election euphoria on Wall Street has gotten out of hand.

Warren Buffett really likes Apple.

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Ayush Suvalka has a lot going for him. He's about to graduate from one of the best engineering colleges in India and has already secured a job with the Bangalore branch of JPMorgan.

And the loser is ... PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Two streaming services and one television network went home with Oscar statuettes on Sunday night.

The pound had a terrible 2016. Could this year bring even more pain?

1. Record run: The Dow has closed at a record high for 11 consecutive trading sessions.

A mega-merger designed to create a European stock exchange big enough to compete with U.S. rivals is now in peril.