The U.S. election may have awakened "animal spirits" on Wall Street, but the bears definitely didn't get the wake-up call. They've been hibernating for an unusually-long period. Monday is on track to be the 104th day in a row without a 1% drop for the S&P 500, the longest stretch since 1995.
Intel's move to buy self-driving car tech firm Mobileye sets the stage for a skirmish with Elon Musk's Tesla and chip giant Nvidia in the driverless vehicle market. But there will be many other competitors and this increasingly crowded field.
Small company stocks surged after Trump won the election but the rally has stalled since. Why? The president's comments about wanting the dollar to be weaker and the possibility of more rate hikes from the Fed could hurt.
Only one in 10 Americans were uninsured in 2016, thanks in large part to Obamacare, experts say. But you'd never know that listening to Republican leaders speak.
Trump needs to stay focused on tax cuts and regulatory reform, argues Bush's top economist, Glenn Hubbard. 'The earlier the better on tax reform,' Hubbard says.
Yahoo may be Sunnyvale's most famous homegrown business, but locals are surprisingly unfazed about the drama over what happens after its sale to Verizon.