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U.S. trading partners will exclude an isolationist America and realize that U.S. consumers can be replaced.

Mortgage applications rose 20.4% in the last week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.

Oil futures were on track for a four-day losing streak Wednesday, extending losses on worries over prospects for a global trade war that could dent demand.

BCA Research’s Peter Berezin sees a U.S. recession on the horizon — a reason to stay out of stocks.

Traders are starting to price in the possibility that the U.S. economy might enter recession— and one Wall Street veteran says that might actually be the Trump’s administration’s plans.

“He has one adult son from whom he is estranged. He is 71 and I am 69.”

Although Fonda has called L.A. home for the past 15 years, her road to SAG Awards history actually began in New York City.

Though Maddow seems shaken up by some on-air shake-ups at MSNBC, there is one small silver lining to her own new schedule: her Massachusetts cabin.

U.S. government bond yields rose slightly early Wednesday as German yields surged on a proposed fiscal splurge.

German bund yields saw historic jumps on Wednesday as traders had their first opportunity to react to plans by the country for a huge uplift in spending that the eurozone economy has for decades resisted.

The database Trump is referring to are for Social Security numbers, not payments, critics say

CrowdStrike’s stock is falling in the wake of a larger-than-expected loss and disappointing profit guidance.