Saudi Aramco Unveils First Financial Results
Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company, Saudi Aramco, released its first-ever financial report Monday morning.
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Short Sellers Mixed on Solar, Alternative Energy Stocks
Short sellers continue seeking direction in alternative and solar energy stocks.
Short Sellers Pile Into Energy Stocks
Crude oil prices have dropped by nearly $6 a barrel over the past month. Short sellers don't think the decline is over yet.
Seniors Worried About Social Security Cuts
A recent survey of financial advisors highlights client worries about the future of Social Security.
UN Issues Report and Warning on Global Land Use
A new U.N. report on land use and climate change was issued Thursday.
How Marathon’s Bet on Domestic Oil Production Paid Off in Q2
Marathon Oil reported second-quarter results on Wednesday evening that exceeded consensus estimates for both revenue and earnings due to a domestic production increase of 17%.
AIG Is Finally Firing on All Cylinders
Mega-insurer AIG reported top and bottom line results that were better than expected on Wednesday evening. Shares got a nice boost in Thursday trading.
What Investors Think About Ammo Maker Vista Outdoor’s Earnings
Ammo maker Vista Outdoor posted weak results Thursday morning and lowered its outlook for the current fiscal year. Investors have weighed in shortly thereafter.
Subway to Offer Meat(less)ball Sandwich Next Month
Subway and Beyond Meat are teaming up to offer a protein-based meatless meatball sandwich next month. The short-term trial is limited to just 685 of some 25,000 Subway stores.
Where Did the Hertz Revenue Surprise Come From?
Ride-hailing services contributed to Hertz's surprise revenue boost in the second quarter, but can that business continue to grow?
US Telecoms Customers Are Under Attack From Chinese Hackers
For more than a decade, Chinese hacking groups, including some with strong ties to the country's government, have been attacking U.S. networks in search of information that helps boost China's economic and military positions.
Ford Recalls Recalls 14,000 Model Year 2020 Ford and Lincoln SUVs
Ford has recalled 14,000 Ford and Lincoln SUVs to fix a problem with the transmission and instrument panel.
US CEO Departures Soar to a New Record Since 2002
The number of U.S. chief executive officers who lost or left their jobs soared in July, according to outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
Mortgage Loan Rates Tumble to 3-Year Low on China Devaluation
Mortgage loan rates have plummeted following China's surprise currency devaluation. Refinance applications have jumped.
Jobs Lost to Bankruptcies at 10-Year High
Job losses resulting from bankruptcy filings have reached their highest seven-month total since 2009.
June Home Prices Rose More Than 3%
CoreLogic on Tuesday reported that U.S. home prices rose by 3.4% year over year in June.
Mastercard Makes Fourth 2019 Fintech Acquisition
Credit-card issuer Mastercard on Tuesday announced a $3.2 billion acquisition of most of Danish firm Nets' corporate services business.
How Can Chesapeake Miss Estimates and Still See a Share Price Bump?
Oil and gas producer Chesapeake Energy reported second-quarter results before markets opened Tuesday. The company had a hit-and-miss quarter but boosted its production guidance, cheering up investors.
Renewable Energy and Electric Cars Pressure Oil Economically as Well as Environmentally
Investing in renewable energy gets a lot of attention for being the "right thing" to do to save the planet from the effects of climate change. Rarely, however, is it praised as a sound…
US Gas Prices Could Tumble 50 Cents by Thanksgiving
U.S. retail gas prices dropped again last week for the third consecutive time. Prices could continue to sink for the next few months.