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American Express is dropping requirement that merchants get customers using the card sign for a purchase, saying it's no longer needed for fraud prevention.

A stalemate in Congress over funding of the Children's Health Insurance Program, known as CHIP, has parents worried their children will lose their health coverage next year.

Microsoft's cloud business is booming. And that's why one analyst thinks that Microsoft's market value could top the trillion dollar level within the next few years.

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely talks about the three biggest money problems we have and how to short-circuit our bad habits so we spend and save smarter.

A Japanese cruise operator is teaming up with a Finnish shipbuilder to build the world's greenest cruise ship.

Nearly a month after Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' broke auction records, the buyer has come forward.

Verizon signed a new multi-year agreement with the NFL to carry football games on mobile phones.

Sheryl Sandberg isn't the only Facebook executive speaking out about the state of female leadership in the U.S.

Provisions in the House tax reform proposal could remove crucial incentives for building of affordable housing.

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

The Chicago Board Options Exchange on Sunday began trading bitcoin futures -- a new step for the cryptocurrency.

Global arms sales have risen for the first time in five years in 2016, as countries around the world step up their defense spending amid geopolitical tensions.

Here's why bitcoin's debut on the Chicago Board Options Exchange is a big deal.

Actors Seth Rogen and John Leguizamo are among the voices promising to boycott the radio network.

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As open enrollment season moves into its final weeks, some consumers looking for lower-cost alternatives are considering a patchwork approach to health insurance. The products may secure some basic protection, but leave patients on the hook for high medical bills.

Fear of missing out is helping to fuel the booming stock market as Americans watch Wall Street smash record after record.