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President-elect Donald Trump, who has warned for more than a year that stocks are overpriced, now says he sold his own stock because he was worried about a conflict of interest.

Warren Buffett may have backed Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump in the presidential race. But the Oracle of Omaha may need to thank the newly christened Time Person of the Year for a big market rally in the past month.

In the summer of 2014, Kevin James was trying to find work as a day laborer. He took a city bus from the south side of Chicago to MVP Staffing, an employment agency in Cicero, Illinois, filled out the paperwork and was sent to a local manufacturing plant, where he spent the day packaging cookies in boxes.

Time magazine has named Donald Trump its Person of the Year -- calling him "President of the Divided States of America."

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My wife and I plan to retire next year. Since nearly all of our basic living expenses will be covered by Social Security and an immediate annuity, I plan to invest 100% of our retirement savings in stocks. I figure Social Security and my annuity effectively act like a big position in bonds, so going 100% in stocks isn't really all that risky. What do you think? Is this approach reasonable or am I nuts? --Matthew

Hollywood cinematographer Manuel Billeter hovers over a TV monitor a few feet away from the set of Netflix's upcoming Iron Fist series, looking for small objects in the shot that might catch the camera's eye.

China's huge cash stockpile has taken another hit.

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The Reserve Bank of India acknowledged Wednesday that the country's ongoing cash crunch is hurting the economy.

The Huffington Post has found itself a new editor-in-chief to replace the website's namesake and founder.

Europe has fined JPMorgan Chase ?337 million ($360 million) for manipulating a key interest rate.

Australia's epic run without a recession is at risk after its economy shrank in the latest quarter.

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One of Apple's biggest suppliers is in talks to invest in the United States.

Nearly half of voters in last month's election think Obamacare went too far, and their favored candidate has promised to repeal it as one of his first acts next month.

Imagine an app that can recognize the face of any person in the world. Blippar, the visual search engine, is well on its way there.

SeaWorld Entertainment, which saw a sharp dip in attendance this year, will eliminate about 320 jobs, the company announced Tuesday.

It pays to be the World Series champs.

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