The average fuel economy rating of new vehicles sold in June fell as consumers continue to buy pickups, SUVs and crossovers with lower fuel economy ratings than passenger cars. Is it just because gas…
U.S. employment increased by 222,000 in June, topping expectations. The jobless rate ticked up 0.1% to 4.4% from a 16-year low in May.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Advance Auto Parts, Cliffs Natural, Foot Locker, Nabors, Sensata and Stanley Black & Decker.
Conatus Pharmaceuticals saw its shares make a handy gain on Friday after the firm announced an exclusive license agreement with Novartis.
Online retailers have been trying to blunt the impact of next Tuesday's Amazon Prime Day with special pricing ahead of the Amazon promotion. Have those efforts had the desired impact?
Whether you’re a canine lover or feline fanatic, one thing’s for certain: Dogs and cats are the most popular pets in America. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, 36.5% of households have a…
The good news for those looking to be or stay involved in the tech sector is that many of the semiconductor stocks remain underowned by institutional accounts.
A run of bad news has lowered the market cap of Tesla by 19% since the shares of the electric car maker reached their closing high price for the year on June 23.
A Coworker.org petition states that Starbucks staff levels have hurt customer service and damaged morale. One worker said that morale is at a nine-year low.
It seems to be a stretch, but Qualcomm has asked the U.S. International Trade Commission to block the import of iPhones, which the chip company says rely on six of its patents, into the…
With all of the publicity about the launch of the Tesla Model 3, it is easy to forget that Chevy already has started to sell thousands of its Bolt all-electric car.
Whether it is better to live in a big lively city or a quiet rural area is a contentious topic. City dwellers point to the availability of great restaurants, entertainment, and job opportunities as…
France wants to end sales of gasoline and diesel powered cars, Microsoft plans to cut close to 4,000 jobs and Berkshire Hathaway will buy a huge electric energy company.
Thursday was an absolutely catastrophic day for the broad markets with practically everything sinking. There were a few stocks that held out and didn’t lose on the day but those were few and far…
General Electric, Rite Aid, Frontier Communications, and Weatherford International all posted new 52-week lows on Thursday.
