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Historically low interest rates have helped stocks boom. What if that suddenly changes?

O'Reilly will be dropped by William Morris Endeavor, the talent agency that handles his book deals.

President Trump and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady offer somewhat conflicting answers to the question of whether lawmakers will propose changes to 401(k) contribution limits or the tax incentive you get for saving in a 401(k).

In an interview, President Trump took credit for coining the term "fake news." But he didn't.

The CEO of German stock exchange operator Deutsche Boerse has resigned amid an investigation into potential insider trading.

Regal Cinemas will test a new pricing model next year.

USCIS advised officers this week to "apply the same level of scrutiny" to extension requests for the H-1B visa, among other sought after visas.

The South Korean economy grew at its fastest rate in seven years in the third quarter, and the country's stock market has soared to record highs.

Not everyone needs a financial adviser. But if you do, the sooner you can talk to one, the better.

The Coalition for the American Dream wants legislation to protect Dreamers who may lose their DACA protections.

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Twitter revised its already lackluster user numbers downward Thursday after admitting to an error in how it was calculated.

Middle class Americans who don't qualify for premium subsidies will be hit hardest by Trump's vow to gut Obamacare.

The troubled company hopes to woo shoppers with nostalgia

More than 3,500 business leaders and government officials have flocked to Saudi Arabia for a conference dubbed "Davos in the Desert."

The U.S. fast food chains' new official business name in China drew scorn from social media users.

An ETF has launched for investors to buy stocks that may benefit from President Trump's proposed overhaul of the corporate tax system.

President Trump reiterated on Wednesday how much he likes Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, but he admitted that he would like to make his own mark on the central bank.

Companies are hiring, and layoffs are down, but paychecks aren't growing as they should.

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