thinkstock.comState-level K-12 education spending has fallen dramatically in many states since 2008. In that time, 29 states cut per pupil spending, shifting the burden of financing education to local school districts and, in many…
Some of Amazon.com's German workforce have called another strike to try to get better compensation.
Gasoline prices have fallen below $3 a gallon in 19 states, according to GasBuddy, and nationwide the price has dropped to $3.03.
Amazon.com's earnings could be read two ways by followers of Walmart's numbers.
Germany's three top automakers have not been asleep while upstart Tesla Motors proves that there is a market for a luxury version of an all-electric car.
One thing retailers have -- or should have learned -- is not to underestimate the power of Apple in the consumer world.
Building Detroit represents a laudable effort by Detroit to remove or sell some of the huge inventory of blighted homes.
Many investors like to find value in small-cap or low-priced shares trading under $10. Here are six such stocks with key analyst calls in the past week.
Earnings season has not exactly been a boon for all major companies. Some of them had news out that very likely changed their fortunes for the worse.
The coming week's IPOs are led by Shell Midstream Partners, an MLP formed by Royal Dutch Shell to own and operate pipelines in the Gulf Coast region of the United States.
One thing that went away fast when the market was in free-fall mode as the quarter started was insider selling, and who can blame them?
It made sense to see insiders buying stock when the market plunged 7% , but after one of the best weeks for investors in the market since 2013, insider buyers were still out in…
Apple recently said, “Apple leads the digital music revolution with its iPods and iTunes online store.” Had that sentence been written in the past tense it might have been more accurate.
Amazon has something very few companies with a $75 billion annual revenue run rate have: its revenue is still growing at 20%.
While October car sales usually represent a slump, Kelly Blue Book expects U.S. car sales to surge this month, led by an outstanding performance by Chrysler.