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Asian stock markets fell in early trading Tuesday, following tech-led declines on Wall Street.

A gunman opened fire at a Chicago hospital on Monday, shooting three people, including a cop.

A top Federal Reserve official is poised to lead a global body overseeing financial regulations, according to people familiar with the matter, overcoming questions abroad about President Donald Trump’s posture toward international institutions

Sears Holdings Corp. is seeking permission to pay its top executives millions of dollars in bonuses over the next two financial quarters.

In a blog post Monday, the Microsoft co-founder wrote that the Emmy-winning comedy is one of the few pop-culture offerings to really get the tech world right.

In the short run, good decisions don’t always produce lucrative results, writes Vitaliy Katsenelson.

U.S.-based marijuana producer MedMen Enterprises Inc. confirmed Monday that it had reduced a round of funding by nearly half amid its Chief Financial Officer’s resignation and a punishing week for the stock last week.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act complicates things for people who rent out a second home.

Monday's top personal finance stories

The awesome decline in Nvidia’s stock shatters the illusion that the market can still rally.

Firefighters battling the deadly wildfires raging at both ends of California will get some respite when a rainstorm hits Tuesday night into Wednesday, meteorologists said.

An experimental drug derived from peanuts protected some children and adolescents with life-threatening peanut allergies, according to a study, allowing the subjects to eat small amounts of peanuts without suffering a serious reaction.

Asian stock markets were mixed in early trading Monday, though investors remained cautious of tensions between the U.S. and China after a pan-Pacific summit ended without consensus on trade issues.

Regulation of tech companies is coming, Apple Inc. Chief Executive Tim Cook says, because the free market “is not working.”

President Donald Trump acknowledged that Turkey shared a tape of dissident Jamal Khashoggi being killed inside the Saudi consulate but said he declined to listen to the “vicious” recording because he’s been briefed on its content.

President Donald Trump made clear that he isn’t satisfied with the performance of two top officials, saying he wants Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen to be “much tougher” and that Nielsen’s biggest defender in the West Wing, chief of staff John Kelly, lacks certain job skills.

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced Sunday that he is donating a record gift to an academic institution — $1.8 billion to his alma mater, Johns Hopkins University.

President Donald Trump blasted Rep. Adam Schiff for questioning why his acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker wasn’t confirmed by the Senate – misspelling the Democrat’s last name as “Schitt.”

Hundreds of residents of this border city took to the streets to protest the arrival of the largest of the Central American caravans making their way through Mexico, a signal of rising unrest as local authorities grapple to provide humanitarian assistance to the thousands of migrants seeking to enter the U.S.

Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg has adopted a more aggressive management style in recent months, driving away a number of top executives amid sinking employee morale, according to a new report.