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All the turmoil in Washington isn't bothering Wall Street in the least bit.

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An Indian lawmaker wants her compatriots to stop spending so much money on weddings.

1. Time to take a breather?: The Dow Jones industrial average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq have all closed at record highs for five consecutive days, something investors haven't seen since 1992.

When people built the internet, they forgot about the bad guys. At least, that's according to Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Alphabet and former Google CEO.

Obamacare is in a "death spiral' and more insurers will flee in 2018, said Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini Wednesday.

New state-sponsored retirement savings plans proposed in seven states could be in jeopardy before they even begin.

The Trump administration is taking its first steps to overhaul Obamacare.

ESPN minted a March Madness tradition under President Obama that is apparently coming to an end in the Trump era.

Time Warner shareholders cast a resounding vote on Wednesday in support of the company's proposed $85.4 billion merger with AT&T, setting the stage for the federal government's review of the deal.

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Italian supercar manufacturer Pagani doesn't make very many cars and the ones it does make are very, very expensive. At next month's Geneva Motor Show Pagani will unveil it's next new model, the Pagani Huayra Roadster.

So much for President Trump being bad for tech stocks. The Nasdaq is in the midst of its biggest string of records since the dotcom bubble.

President Donald Trump typically dismisses any unflattering report about his administration as "fake news."

Hilda Roldan just wants a better life for her four kids. She always works overtime at a noisy textile factory here in Puebla, Mexico so her kids can get a college degree and don't have to endure the same hard work.

People around the world are still drinking plenty of Pepsi beverages.

President Donald Trump has a strategy for skirting tough questions at press briefings: Don't call on reporters from the mainstream media.

President Donald Trump is again singling out tax preparer H&R block as the one company that would be unhappy with his tax reform plans.

Lamborghini has a problem with fire.