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The 40-year period from 1980 to 2020 characterized by mostly economic expansion will likely be replaced by more frequent recessions, Deutsche Bank said.

Lyft will pay $10 million to the SEC after a board member was paid to arrange a $424 million share sale between his former boss, Carl Icahn, and George Soros.

The world’s advanced economies, such as the U.S., the U.K. and France, won’t return to 2% inflation in the near term, said Nouriel Roubini, CEO of Roubini Macro Associates.

This is why the annual list continues to inspire fascination and derision.

"The area of greatest concern for banks is office space."

Doom-and-gloom scenarios about the future of the family and the U.S. economy have not materialized.

Tesla's stock reversed lower again Monday, with the UAW's strike against the Big Three automakers failing to provide the support that many had expected.

The lawsuit is likely to target key elements of Amazon's retail-marketplace business, and the FTC will suggest "structural remedies" that could break up the company.

The market is likely to trade in a "late cycle" manner and investors would be put their dollars to work accordingly, says Morgan Stanley's top U.S. equity srategist.

Disney's shares haven't been getting much love on Wall Street lately, but one new bull sees a buying opportunity.

Home-builder sentiment fell for the second month in a row, the National Association of Home Builders said.

AMC already offers branded popcorn and is preparing to launch branded gourmet chocolate candies.