December 23, 2015: Markets opened higher for a third consecutive day on Wednesday, once again following rising prices for crude oil. The mood brightened even more following the big drawdown on U.S. oil inventories…
The latest account from the Identity Theft Resource Center reports that a total of 766 data breaches have been recorded through December 22, 2015, and nearly 178 million records have been exposed.
The U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development reported Wednesday morning that sales of new homes increased less than expected in November.
Apple's streaming service, Apple Music, is one of nine streaming services that are expected to have the Beatles catalog available beginning on Christmas Eve.
Here are four stocks that, while expensive at current levels, have fundamentals good enough to continue and even exceed their success in 2015 through next year.
This year has been a rough one up and down the energy patch, so why is it that Oppenheimer decided to upgrade ONEOK?
Janet Yellen and her fellow Fed presidents have all indicated that they expect (or at least hope) inflation will return toward a 2.0% to 2.5% range.
Economists and business owners alike have grown used to the notion that durable goods can be among the most volatile of all monthly economic readings.
What stands out about this final University of Michigan December report is that the consumer sentiment reading is bolstered handily by the current picture rather than by the expected outlook ahead.
U.S. commercial crude inventories decreased by almost 6 million barrels last week, according to the EIA.
A new Deutsche Bank research report features three top bank picks for 2016 that provide very solid total return potential.
China Southern Airlines announced Wednesday morning that it had signed an agreement with Airbus to purchase 10 A330-300 airplanes that carry a list price of about $227.4 million each.
Biotech gets a lot of sustained attention, but some stocks still fall through the cracks, either due to recent failures or general lack of interest.
Argus is looking for a solid 2016 for General Electric, as the firm now has among the highest analyst price targets on GE on Wall Street.
Coca-Cola shares are again a part of the UBS Dividend Ruler holdings, while British American Tobacco has been dropped.
