Three months after the state mandated that digital currency firms guard against money laundering and fraud, at least 20 have left the state.
Traders are cautious ahead of the last employment numbers before the U.S. Federal Reserve could begin raising borrowing rates.
Luke Bryan was shocked to learn that Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani have been dating during the 2015 CMA Awards on Wednesday.
Talks have dragged on for more than three years, and in November 2014 the U.S. National Mediation Board stepped in to oversee negotiations.
A 21 percent drop extended a fall that occurred Wednesday, after Honda announced it would no longer use the company's front air-bag inflators.
Raising rates sooner rather than later would allow the Fed to take a gradual approach to further hikes, to avoid market disruptions, the Fed chair said.
Janet Yellen's comments confirmed that a rate hike in December "is the Fed's base-case scenario," Nomura Securities' Tomoaki Shishido said.
Five factors are at play in Bitcoin's double-digit gains against the dollar, but enthusiasts are troubled by one of them.
U.S. stocks were down Wednesday after starting November on strong footing. Data show U.S. job growth signals a slowdown.
The Asian rally -- led by China, where the Shanghai Composite ended the day's trade up 4.3 percent -- pushed global stocks higher Wednesday.
Shares surged after the People's Bank of China published comments which hinted at a 2015 launch for the Shenzhen-Hong Kong stock connect program.
A Chicago jury deliberated for less than an hour before finding Michael Coscia, who was the first to be tried under the anti-spoofing law in the U.S., guilty.
The three-company IPO was the world's biggest this year, and Japan's biggest in two decades. The companies' stocks rose between 15 percent and 56 percent on their first trading day.
The three major U.S. indexes continued a positive start for November, after posting their best monthly performances in four years in October.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan gained 0.4 percent. Australian shares surged 1.3 percent.
The current outbreak has resulted in 12 hospitalizations so far but no deaths, the state officials said.
Regulatory approval from China is allowing the acquisition to move forward, officials said.
Traders are focused on U.S. corporate earnings as they enter the month that traditionally marks the end of a bearish season.
The feud between Drake and Mill erupted after Nicki Minaj’s boyfriend accused the Canadian rapper of using a “ghostwriter” for his songs.
European and Asian stock markets were mixed while U.S. stock futures traded down pointing to a weak opening after a strong performance Monday.
Switzerland’s largest bank pushed its profitability target by two years, as stricter regulations back home and ongoing lawsuits hampered growth.
Standard Chartered is set for a massive shake-up as new CEO Bill Winters takes hard measures to revive the lender's fortunes.
The insurer is scrambling to shore up shareholder sentiment after billionaire investor Carl Icahn accused the management of lagging behind its peers.
Just under 59 percent of items sold online last year were considered "genuine or of good quality," a report to lawmakers said.
A holiday in Japan kept currencies tethered within recent tight ranges.
The online giant's first brick-and-mortar retail location was to open in the University Village mall.
In a letter Monday, the company's CEO said Valeant would pay for the cost of its products through Nov. 8 and make sure most patients could fill prescriptions.
"We don't really see much of a clear direction this morning," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James.
A new office has been established as the nation grapples with low oil prices and the prospect of its first budget deficit since 2009.
Asian markets plummeted as slowing manufacturing data across the region raised fresh concerns about the pace of global economic recovery.
