President Trump loves to bash the New York Times on Twitter. He often says the company is failing. But shares have surged since he won the race for the White House. And digital subscriptions are soaring as well.
The Chinese conglomerate Anbang and a real estate company owned by the family of Senior White House Adviser Jared Kushner have called off talks to redevelop a Manhattan office tower.
Wronged Wells Fargo customers are finally getting a bit of payback. The bank has reached a $110 million settlement to compensate people who had fake accounts opened in their name.
U.S. consumers are more upbeat. But rising confidence levels aren't always a good thing. Consumers were giddy just before recessions in 2001 and 2008. Trump will need to live up to his promise to get economic growth revved up again.
USA Hockey proposed a deal to the national women's team three days before the start of the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship games.
The leader of a group that represents the world's major airlines just blasted the new laptop restrictions put in place by the United States and the United Kingdom.
The Kansas Senate gave the thumbs up to Medicaid expansion in the deep-red state on Tuesday. The bill now goes to Governor Sam Brownback, a staunch conservative who has long opposed Obamacare. He is not expected to sign it into law.
The federal investigation stemming from sexual harassment allegations made against former Fox News chief Roger Ailes took a dramatic turn on Tuesday with a report that prosecutors have offered a former network executive immunity.
