Новости за 10.12.2019

Investors should take some risk off the table in 2020 given some of the challenges that lie ahead, says billionaire investor Howard Marks.

"As the bill stands, she plans on voting no," says Ocasio-Cortez spokeswoman Anika Legrand-Wittich.

NBCU says it's on track to beat its record of $1.2B for the Rio games.

We'll get a interest rate decision from the Federal Reserve, earnings from athletic apparel company Lululemon and CPI data on Wednesday.

Lisa Page's lawsuit alleging violation of the Privacy Act came a day after the Justice Department's internal watchdog in a new report said she "did not play a role in the decision" to open a probe into the Trump's 2016 campaign or related cases.

Private equity investors are lobbying against Nancy Pelosi's drug pricing bill, telling her legislative aides the plan would dry up financing for small biotech firms.

Netflix counts a view for "The Irishman" as a subscriber who watched at least 70% of the movie.

The year is winding down, and legislators in blue states are still fired up over the $10,000 cap on the state and local tax deduction. A new bill aims to eliminate the limitation on this write-off.

Competitors are starting to catch up and create similar products that are more affordable, Citron Research warns, including spin bikes with swivel screens, open platforms and iPad attachments.

At a hearing Tuesday, Apple and Facebook representatives testified about the merits of encryption.

Economists weigh in on what Powell may be reading on Twitter.

Barr's remarks came a day after the Justice Department's internal watchdog found no evidence of political bias in the opening of the probe.

For the past two decades, Oracle has hosted its massive software conference in San Francisco. But that's changing in 2020.

Rick Gates is a former business partner of Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign chief at whose trial Gates testified for prosecutors from special counsel Robert Mueller's office.

Shares of Stitch Fix were up more than 8% Tuesday after the clothing styling service's quarterly results beat analyst expectations.

Bill Gates' favorite book recommendations offer quite an eclectic mix. "I read a lot, but I don't always choose what's on the best-seller list," according to the billionaire and Microsoft co-founder.

Check out the companies making headlines midday Tuesday.

"The market is somewhat skeptical of where we're going," says UBS' Art Cashin, echoing comments made earlier Tuesday by CNBC's Jim Cramer.

Exxon Mobil is found not guilty in the case brought against the oil giant by New York's attorney general.

Apple's new Mac Pro is available now and costs $52,199 fully loaded.

If you've been holding off on the required minimum distribution from your individual retirement account or 401(k) plan, you're getting more than coal in your stocking this year. In fact, you can expect a 50% tax from the IRS. What you should know.

For the first time since January, orders for Boeing's troubled 737 Max airplanes incrementally rose last month — with two firm orders for 30 Max jets in November, the company said Tuesday.

Joe Biden's son Hunter served on the board of the Ukraine firm Burisma, which is playing a key role in impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.

Warner Bros. and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution are trading barbs over how journalist Kathy Scruggs was portrayed in Clint Eastwood's film "Richard Jewell."

The University of Phoenix, which is owned by Apollo Education Group, has agreed to pay $191 million to settle charges that it was deceptive in advertising close ties with major U.S. companies that could lead to jobs for students, the Federal Trade Commission said on Tuesday.