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U.S. consumer confidence has risen to its highest point since before the Great Recession.

Facebook was the talk of one of the biggest advertising events of the year -- but not for a good reason.

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Ministers in the Saudi Arabian government are taking a 20% pay cut as low oil prices blow a huge hole in the country's budget.

The Labor Department said it is reviewing both open and closed whistleblower complaints against Wells Fargo amid allegations the bank retaliated against employees. It is part of a "top-to-bottom review" ordered by Labor Secretary Thomas Perez related to Wells Fargo and includes allegations that the bank may have violated federal law by failing to pay workers overtime.

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

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The number of ultra wealthy people in the world pretty much held steady last year, according to a new report from Wealth-X. But for some wealthy individuals, it was a tough year.

Twitter said it exceeded the 10.3 million messages sent about the first presidential debate in 2012.

The company run by China's richest man, Wang Jianlin, has entered into talks to buy Dick Clark Productions.

Elon Musk says SpaceX successfully tests Raptor engine it plans to use on Mars flights.

Expect stocks to tumble if Donald Trump has a great first debate night. As the old saying goes, the market loves good news, it can deal with bad news, but it hates uncertainty. And Trump is the motherlode of uncertainty.

Wells Fargo's fake accounts -- the shocking tactics that were revealed this month -- have been around much longer than the bank has acknowledged, former employees are telling CNNMoney. "These practice were going on way before 2011," said Susan Fischer, a former Wells Fargo branch manager who started working at the bank in Wisconsin in 2004.

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A look at the format and rules set out for the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

The death of Keith Lamont Scott in Charlotte has some wondering if all police officers should wear body cameras in order to provide more video evidence about disputed shootings. Taser is one of the top makers of such cameras.

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Two new surveys show business leaders are deeply concerned about how Brexit will affect their organizations, and so they're considering relocation plans.

The two leading toymakers are big hits with investors. The new Star Wars prequel, 'Rogue One,' could help lift sales this holiday season as well. But Hasbro looks like more of a proven winner than Mattel, which is still a turnaround toy story.