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Gucci owner Kering SA has seen a negative impact on sales from the coronavirus, its CEO said Wednesday.

Carnival said the deadly coronavirus could dent earnings this year if the cruise line is forced to suspend Asia operations.

Trump, in a tweet, congratulated Attorney General William Barr "for taking charge of a case that was totally out of control and perhaps should not have even been brought."

George Lee, the co-chief information officer at Goldman Sachs, said one-quarter of the bank's employees are developers. Technology needs at the bank span from the increased reliance on cloud infrastructure to new products like the Apple Card, the credit card the bank launched with the iPhone maker last year.

Signing the divorce decree isn't enough to get your ex out of your life. Here's why your finances may feel the pain long after your spouse has packed up and left.

Goldman began holding its "Talks at GS" a few years ago as an informal interview series for employees.

Investors of all stripes look forward to Munger's annual address at the publisher's headquarters for the investment wisdom he shares.

WhatsApp CEO Will Cathcart told The Wall Street Journal that it would continue to operate largely independent of its parent company Facebook.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick dropped out of the presidential race Wednesday, following the New Hampshire primary.

World Health Organization officials are holding a news briefing Wednesday to update the public on the deadly outbreak.

If you're planning a date this Valentine's Day, it might add up to more than you think. That also depends on where you live, according to new data from Upgraded Points.

Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar will finish in the top three of the New Hampshire Democratic primary, according to NBC.

Boeing's CFO Greg Smith said the spread of coronavirus could hurt aircraft deliveries in the first quarter of the year.

Former Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO Lloyd Blankfein has said Russia should back Bernie Sanders for president in order to "best screw up the U.S."

"Parasite" shocked Hollywood by taking home the best picture Oscar, and the history-making triumph also means a huge windfall for a tiny hedge fund in South Korea.

"I'm going to vote for him, and I'm helping him, and I'm endorsing him. I cannot believe the change we have seen in terms of our economic growth," Sen. Rob Portman told CNBC.

There is no single action China can take, or a vaccine, that will erase the impact of the coronavirus. China will need to restore trust for consumers, business, investment and tourism.

Mortgage lenders were busy last week, but mostly with current homeowners looking to take advantage of low mortgage rates. Total mortgage application volume increased 1.1% compared with the previous week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's seasonally adjusted index.

Harker endorsed a wait-and-see approach to monetary policy after a year in which the central bank cut its benchmark rate three times.