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The U.S. dollar fell dramatically after President Trump told the Wall Street Journal that he thought it was 'getting too strong.'

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Demand for art is growing in the Middle East as public investment in museums and galleries encourages a new generation of collectors.

Airline executives weigh in on how United Airlines should have handled things.

'Charging Bull' sculptor Arturo Di Modica and his lawyer Norman Siegel say the 'Fearless Girl' sculpture is a copyright and trademark violation, but NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio isn't backing down. "Fearless Girl is staying put," he said Friday.

A new survey shows the No. 1 concern of small businesses about tax reform is that lawmakers will reduce their tax breaks without actually lowering their tax rates.

The HBO comedy about hapless tech workers held its world premier in the heart of Silicon Valley.

The city of St. Louis, where the Rams were based for two decades, claims the team and the NFL failed to use proper protocol when the Rams moved to Los Angeles.

Overbooked airlines are here to stay. And in some ways, that's good for passengers.

The goal isn't just to make sure your nest egg lasts as long as you do, but also to avoid withdrawing so little that you live unnecessarily frugally in retirement.

United's debacle has been a boon for startups like AirHelp and Service, which help travelers with airline woes.

Economist Tyler Cowen, author of the new book 'The Complacent Class: The Self-Defeating Quest for the American Dream' argues Americans don't take enough risks anymore.

Being a certified genius can save you a bundle on a divorce. But you'll have to convince a British judge.

Senior Gulf officials tell CNNMoney a proposal led by Kuwait is in the works. It is said to have the support of a key OPEC committee that is responsible for monitoring countries to ensure they are complying with an agreement to reduce oil output.

You might be giving up a lot of rights as a consumer by quickly signing or clicking agree to and agreements without ever really reading it.

The World Trade Organization expects global trade will grow by about 2.4% in 2017, up from 1.3% in 2016.

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