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Oil industry experts John Browne and Helima Croft joined CNBC to discuss whether oil producers will impact the oversupplied market.

After a mishap and a Snapchat post, this drugstore classic aftershave got a huge marketing boost, Racked.com reports.

Five years after it exited the lucrative tobacco biz, a social-activist investor "has been reviewing changes to its divestment policy."

A look at Darden that pits “Casual Dining” against “Fast Casual”: Which one is poised to edge out the other? Estimize reports.

U.S. consumer banks, no different than their investment banking counterparts, are in for a tough quarter.

A new report from Mauldin Economics flags Saudi Arabia could have 3-5 years of reserves and borrowing available at 30 dollar oil. John Mauldin, Mauldin economics, provides perspective.

Tesla said Monday that it had delivered 14,820 vehicles in the first quarter — shy of guided expectations of 16,000 deliveries.

BlackRock's Richard Turnill favors U.S. and European equities, and says it's time to dip in to emerging markets.

Some of the world’ s biggest asset managers have taken legal action against the Portuguese central bank to recoup investments in Novo Banco.

CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets.

A U.S. District Judge's final order on the 2010 case holds that the sum will help cover environmental damage, among other things.

As many as 1 million low-income shoppers are about become more tightfisted with their spending, thanks to changes to SNAP.

CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports on Oculus headset shipments going out later than expected resulting in free shipping for customers who pre-ordered.

In the "Panama Papers" fallout, some may be hit hard but others could skate by relatively unscathed, say these BreakingViews columnists.

A host of new challenges plagued U.S. banks to start the year, pinching their earnings.

Millions of Americans were under winter weather advisories Monday, reports NBC News.

Which candidate has the best policy for student-loan debt? Andrew Josuweit, CEO of Student Loan Hero, breaks it down.

Alan Knuckman, Barchart Bulls-Eye Options chief market strategist, discusses natural gas prices and the outlook for the commodity.

Mario Gabelli, founder & CEO at Gamco Investors, shared his top stock ideas in an interview with CNBC's Kelly Evans.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos gave Twitter followers a helpful heads up Monday: The 8th generation Kindle is almost ready.

While the barons of buybacks are spinning in place, the dividend divas are surging this year.

Honeywell International Chief Executive Dave Cote could retire as soon as next year, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The Justice Department said it sued ValueAct for violating requirements related to Halliburton's deal to buy Baker Hughes.

It's time to brace for a big drop in commodities, RJO Futures' Phillip Streible says.

Researchers used publicly available information from the U.S. Department of Transportation to rate the airlines.