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The US-China trade war raises concerns about slowing global growth and weaker demand for crude, but Goldman's Jeff Currie says the fundamentals for oil prices remain strong.

Dropbox's operating chief is stepping down four years after joining the company.

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach's lead over Gov. Jeff Colyer in the gubernatorial Republican primary has shrunk to only 91 votes after election officials discovered a mistake in the listing for one county's results in the state's tally of votes.

Credit cards offer a lot more than just cash back.

Credit cards offer a lot more than just cash back.

A possible move by Tesla to go private could hurt the electric car maker's credit standing as cash flow remains tight, according to Moody's Investors Service.

Americans say volatile markets are an easy way to make a profit, according a new report by the AICPA.

Now, everyone at her business "feels like an owner."

In recent weeks, the president and his surrogates have taken their case against Mueller increasingly public, with Giuliani and Sekulow making regular appearances on cable news as the president escalates his Twitter attacks.

In recent weeks, the president and his surrogates have taken their case against Mueller increasingly public, with Giuliani and Sekulow making regular appearances on cable news as the president escalates his Twitter attacks.

The stock market has not priced in an escalation of trade tensions, which would slam some companies more than others, bite into earnings growth, and force price increases and spending cuts, according to UBS.

The stock market has not priced in an escalation of trade tensions, which would slam some companies more than others, bite into earnings growth, and force price increases and spending cuts, according to UBS.

It's another update to an evolving content moderation strategy for Facebook.

Executives at private equity giant KKR recently visited China and came away believing that a powerful investing opportunity awaits, due in significant part to the ongoing trade war.

Chris Collins' son Cameron Collins and fiancee Lauren Zarsky bought Innate Immunotherapeutics stock in 2017 allegedly because they believed — mistakenly — that the company's multiple sclerosis treatment would yield positive results, the SEC says.

The full interview with Jeffrey Currie.

The full interview with Tony Dwyer.

Albertsons Cos last night called off its merger with Rite Aid that would have provided its private equity owners, Cerberus Capital Management , a long-awaited means to unload its more than decade-old investment.

Will there be a summer swoon, or a rocket rally? Markets are wound tight, despite a typical seasonal slowdown.

DSW's Las Vegas store allows customers to order shoes via the DSW app or on a tablet kiosk. Then, a gigantic elevator will shoot them down to the sales floor, Columbus Business First reports.

The Texas Rangers enter the sports entertainment business with a $250 million complex in Arlington.

The world's richest golfers are not only fighting for prize money, they're also competing for lucrative sponsorship and endorsement deals.

Baird reiterates its outperform rating for Target’s stock, predicting the retailer will report sales above expectations in the second half of this year.

Growth stocks have rebounded nicely after a steep three-day decline relative to value stocks and this could lead to more gains in the broader stock market, according to data from Bespoke Investment Group.

The footwear brand asserted that it was not going out of business despite the closures.