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A former insurance subsidiary of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway sparred with the California Department of Insurance about whether its recent sale violated state insurance regulations.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York injected $99.9 billion in temporary liquidity into financial markets Tuesday.

Bill Daley, the former White House chief of staff, has left his post at Bank of New York Mellon less than five months after the bank announced his arrival.

A spokeswoman declined to provide a number of employees affected by the cuts, but said it would affect less than 2% of its workforce.

The social network shows another strong quarter of user growth, though broader business concerns remain.

Snapchat continues to show strong user growth.

The electronic broker said it expects revenue to fall about 15% next year after it nixed trading commissions, an estimate that isn't as severe as analysts predicted.

Why the heck hasn't my financial advisor told me any of this?!

Snap shares are up over 150% this year, reflecting a return of user and revenue growth.

Chinese video name IQIYI Inc (IQ) is understandably sensitive to trade-related headlines.

ELDs are structured fixed-income products that combine the benefits of capital protection along with participation in returns from equity markets

Having taken commissions to zero, online brokers such as E*Trade are registering a pickup in securities lending as traders seek to short some trendy retail stocks such as Beyond Meat and Tilray.

The Mint Globetrotter index compares the cost of 25 essential travel spends for 50 cities across regions.Here, Mint Money will list these 25 spends for a city and compare it with Delhi

The dollar fell against some emerging market currencies Tuesday, reflecting growing optimism over global trade and a rise in oil prices.

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The shipping company's results disappointed investors, and it faces some stiff challenges, but in the near term, at least, its investments should pay off.

The spectacular deterioration of the office-sharing company invokes comparisons with the financial crisis, which are a stretch.

Procter & Gamble is pulling ahead of its rivals in household staples, but nothing is guaranteed. In this industry, constant vigilance is the price of success.

Travelers Cos.' earnings fell in the third quarter as the insurance company added to its reserves due to an increase in claims payments for lawsuits and jury awards.

A stunning reversal of fortune for an experimental Alzheimer's disease drug has Biogen shares off the mat. But investors shouldn't abandon their skepticism just yet.

JPMorgan Chase stock is hovering around all-time highs, and if Dimon's bank is to continue its run, he needs the Fed to not cut rates.

The payout is around 20% of WeWork's now$8 billion valuation.