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The average rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage inched up to 4.16%, but rates are still low by historical standards.

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As Facebook introduces "fake news" warning labels, the social network faces a fundamental problem: Some of its users don't trust the fact-checkers.

"Rogue One: A Star Wars" opens to big box office expectations this weekend for Disney

Coal CEO Robert Murray told CNNMoney that coal country still faces daunting challenges that won't go way simply because Donald Trump won.

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President Obama warns that the U.S. is more vulnerable than Russia in a cyber battle.

A CNN analysis of federal financial disclosure documents details how Donald Trump's campaign paid money to businesses related to him for services.

President Obama believes Hillary Clinton was not covered fairly by the press during the 2016 presidential election.

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The data of more than one billion Yahoo users compromised in a hack is for sale on the dark web.

The deadline to enroll in Obamacare for Jan. 1 coverage has been extended to Dec. 19.

Actress Anna Deavere Smith spent months interviewing hundreds of Americans about race, inequality, poverty, mass incarceration and education. Then she turned what she learned into a highly-acclaimed one woman show.

As trade ties with China come under threat from President-elect Donald Trump, Boeing is touting the country's importance to American workers.

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The bearing manufacturer Rexnord, which has a factory in Indianapolis near Carrier, is moving 300 jobs to Mexico.

The CEO of U.S. Concrete thinks that Donald Trump will be able to get through some form of infrastructure stimulus. And that should be great for construction companies. But he admits that nothing is a slam dunk in Washington.

Wells Fargo on Friday said new customer checking account openings plunged by 41% in November.

eHarmony announced this week it's no longer requiring users to fill out its lengthy questionnaire. The move is part of a greater effort to compete with platforms such as Tinder.