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Stocks open higher after Netflix surges on earnings, Brexit deal is reached

U.S. stock index futures rose Thursday after a draft Brexit deal was struck between the European Union and the U.K.

There are doubts about China's promise to purchase more US farm products

President Trump said China promised to increased their purchase of U.S. farm goods, but the details of the agreement are causing concerns.

Largest US dealership reportedly sells defective used cars

A new report found that one in nine used vehicles sold from AutoNation contained defects.

How to get up to $358 in the Yahoo data breach settlement

If you had an account with the portal between 2012 and 2016, you could be eligible for cash or free credit monitoring

Every state's pension crisis ranked

As members of the baby boom generation age into retirement — approximately 10,000 Americans turn 65 every day — more and more are relying on pension benefits for their main source of income.

US futures point to slightly lower open

Stocks closed higher Tuesday as the corporate earnings season got off to a strong start.

So you make $100,000? It still might not be enough to buy a home.

A record number of six-figure-income families rent, as student debt and meager savings cloud their financial future. Because buying a house was historically a pathway to savings, this phenomenon could exacerbate the nation’s wealth gap.

Here's the biggest money mistake people make, according to a financial expert

Everyone makes mistakes when it comes to money. Sometimes it's overspending, other times it's picking the wrong credit card. 

A bet on America: the sports gambling gold rush

The boardwalk in Atlantic City, New Jersey, looks like a forgotten film set. Scant tourists look in vain for its Prohibition-era glory.

Drawn by the salary, women flock to trucking

Truck drivers typically are paid by the mile, regardless of gender. But safety issues remain.

Sears' future is still in doubt a year after bankruptcy filing

Sears filed for bankruptcy a year ago today. And while the company used that process to shed debt, get out of store leases it didn't want and dodge liquidation, the last 12 months have hardly been a success.

AutoNation accused of selling cars with unrepaired safety recalls

A new report out Tuesday accuses one of the nation's largest car retail chains of selling used vehicles with unrepaired safety recalls. The U.S. Public Interest Research Group looked into 2,400 used vehicles at 28 AutoNation dealerships nationwide. It claims "one in nine" had safety recall issues, including problems linked to deaths and injuries. Anna Werner reports.

Here's how Walmart's in-home grocery delivery service will work

Walmart is rolling out new details of an in-home delivery program. CNBC's Courtney Reagan joins "Squawk Box" with the details.

Go inside Lowell Cafe, America's first cannabis restaurant

Lowell Cafe in West Hollywood, California, is the first restaurant in the U.S. where you can order and openly consume marijuana.

Uber cuts 350 jobs in latest round of layoffs

According to TechCrunch, Uber's CEO announced the layoffs in an email sent to employees Monday.

Why women end up doing more office housework

Research shows women tend to do more of the so-called office housework and the reasons why may surprise you. WSJ's Rachel Feintzeig explains.

How video games became an entertainment juggernaut

Gaming has come a long way since the arcade. Revenue from the video game industry now eclipses the box office and music industry combined. Here is a look at how video games grew to such a powerful force in entertainment, and how this growth is affecting people that play, watch, and make games.

Some Target workers say their hours were cut after wage hikes

Two years ago, Target said it would raise its minimum wage to $15 an hour by the end of 2020. But some store workers say the wage increases are not helping because their hours are falling.