Credit card debt. It seems to be an inevitable part of life for many Americans. And, recent data suggests that it really is. According to the Federal Reserve, American credit card debt hit a record high in 2017, rising to more than $1 trillion. Many people carrying...

Italy’s general election over the weekend showed a surprisingly strong result for the populist, euroskeptic parties, sparking fears the eurozone’s third-largest economy will be stuck with months of political instability. Around half of the voters in Sunday’s vote cast...

ReutersSpecial Counsel Robert Mueller has subpoenaed former Trump aide Sam Nunberg — who is all-but daring Mueller to arrest him. A former aide for President Donald Trump said he’s refusing to comply with a subpoena from special counsel Robert Mueller and added it’d...

It’s common to hear of high-flying professionals deciding to make a career change. What’s not as common is to go from managing $40 billion in assets to running your own farms across 2,300 acres in the English countryside. But that’s what Graham Birch did, swapping a...

Popular cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is facing two new class-action lawsuits, including one that accuses it of insider trading.One suit, filed Thursday in federal court in San Francisco, claims Coinbase employees unfairly profited from the December listing of...

Broadcom Ltd.’s hostile attempt to buy embattled communications-chip company Qualcomm Inc. is turning out to be one of the stranger hostile takeover battles in tech — a fight that Qualcomm seemed destined to lose until a last-minute reprieve from friends in high...

A one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album could soon be back on the market.Pharma felon Martin Shkreli was ordered Monday to forfeit nearly $7.4 million in assets – including the sole copy of Wu-Tang’s “Once Upon a Time in Shaolin” that he purchased for $2 million.Brooklyn...

The start-of-week equities rebound in Europe and the U.S. reached Asia on Tuesday, reversing fresh declines Monday as some risk appetite returned.In foreign exchange markets, the safe-haven yen pulled back during U.S. trading on Monday while oil bounced 2% and...

Qualcomm Inc.’s annual shareholder meeting has been put on hold while the U.S. probes whether the hostile buyout attempt by Broadcom Ltd. presents a national security risk, and both companies squabbled in their respective statements. The frustration at Broadcom with...

The Senate is expected to approve this week the most significant reversal of regulatory requirements for financial services firms since the financial crisis, including a significant retrenchment of the heightened scrutiny for banks with less than $250 billion in...