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Six months after the ouster of Roger Ailes, Fox News is still scrambling to deal with sexual harassment allegations against executives and on-air talent.

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Here we go again: Crude oil is once again in selloff mode with prices sinking below the closely-watched $50 threshold.

President Trump wants to unleash $1 trillion in infrastructure spending. An industry group for civil engineers -- which stands to benefit -- says it will cost much more.

Trying to repair trust broken by the fake-account scandal, Wells Fargo shook up its consumer-banking management team this week and let go of three regional managers.

The United States will be at its borrowing limit by March 16, so Treasury will start to use accounting measures to "temporarily prevent the [country] from defaulting on its obligations," Treasury Secretary Mnuchin told Congress.

Bond guru Bill Gross of Janus is concerned that Donald Trump's plans to stimulate the economy won't work as well as hoped. He also compared the current environment to 2008.

President Donald Trump will receive the monthly job report under embargo from the Labor Department the day before its published.

Hospitals and other medical facilities in some of the neediest parts of the U.S. say the Trump administration's decision to temporarily halt expedited processing of H-1B visas will leave them struggling to hire the doctors they desperately need.

The bull market in stocks turns eight years old today. It's the second-oldest market upswing in history and a series of recent milestones have led retail investors to finally start believing in it.

The Labor Department publishes the February jobs report on Friday. Here's how they crunch the numbers.

The U.K.'s sugar tax is working -- and it hasn't even come into effect yet.

Democratic lawmakers won't let key Republicans off the hook for not pursuing Trump's tax returns.

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"Fearless Girl" was installed by State Street Global Advisors ahead of International Women's Day to tout a new initiative. Today, she's the most popular girl on Wall Street.

China has granted temporary approval for 34 Trump-related trademarks in businesses ranging from mining and construction to restaurants, bars, hotels and golf courses.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he wants to give details about the CIA's hacking tools to tech comapnies so they can patch security holes.

I did what the experts suggest and put my money in a mix of index funds, but my friends say their 401(k) returns were better than mine last year.

Staples to close 70 more stores after posting loss and drop in sales.