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Treasury yields are behaving as if they're signaling a recession, but strategists say it's likely a sign of something else.

A new $45 billion gas pipeline to supply energy to Europe is the biggest foreign investment in Greece's history.

Vineyard Vines is working with Goldman Sachs to sell a minority stake, according to people familiar with the matter.

Cascend Security's Eric Ross thinks Apple will sink to $82 a share. Here's why.

The Treasury Department disclosed for the first time ever Saudi Arabia's holdings of U.S. debt, according to Bloomberg.

Oil surged Monday and this could make it go higher, RBC Capital Markets' Helima Croft says.

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

Shares of Apple rose Monday as Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway announced a new stake in the tech company.

A Ukrainian hacker pleaded guilty Monday to his role in an international scheme that used stolen unpublished news releases.

The Federal Reserve Transparency Act will undergo markup in the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.

With the nation on the brink of collapse, Venezuelan officials Monday were scrambling to keep the country afloat.

Big news for small biz and Main Street investors Monday — you don't have to be rich to invest in an early-stage start-up.

Only about a quarter of U.S. stocks are owned by people who pay taxes on their gains, according to new analysis.

The biggest profits in gold this year have gone to those ETF buyers who had the foresight to think small.

The Trump Cameron clash highlights the real dangers of a Trump presidency, says Mark Macias.

Police said O'Connor, 49, was found Monday and "is no longer considered a missing person."

CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports the airline report card in March, and what the TSA can do about long lines at airports. Delta is trimming its capacity growth later in 2016.

CNBC "Halftime Report" trader Jim Lebenthal, who scored big betting on J.C. Penney earlier this year, bought it again.

Tesla came under fire after a report from The Mercury News claimed contractors for the company had used cheap foreign labor to build one of its new facilities.

Follow the money trail: Beijing is making little progress weaning the economy off of its debt addiction, says BreakingViews columnist Rahul Jacob.

Trump may not be perfect, but he'd be much better for the country than Hillary Clinton, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says.

A weather anchor is speaking out after she was handed a sweater during a broadcast to cover up her dress.

Apple has lost 10 percent of its value since reporting earnings, but Dan Nathan offers a strategy to get long the stock — for free!

From Sheryl Sandberg to Stephen Colbert, here are some of the best graduation speeches in recent years.

Millionaire investors said a win by this candidate would be a better investing opportunity.