JPMorgan, Nike Weigh on DJIA Tuesday
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Nike, and American Express led the DJIA down on Tuesday.
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Airbus Deal With Bombardier Won’t Last Long: Analysts
The recent deal between Airbus and Bombardier that gives the European maker control of Bombardier's CS-100 and CS-300 passenger jets may not be as good a deal as it first appeared.
OPEC World Oil Outlook: Higher Demand, More Competition From Electric Vehicles
OPEC on Tuesday released its 2017 World Oil Outlook. The publication projects the future of the world's oil markets and sees at least one potential big bump in the road.
US Consumers Plan Frugal Holiday, Want Free Shipping as Well
Just over half of Americans plan to spend more than $50 on their most expensive holiday gift this year. And with more than half shopping online and expecting free shipping, competition for consumer dollars…
Motorola Snags More of US Smartphone Market as Apple Dips
Apple remains the leading smartphone vendor in the United States, but an old rival has returned to the market. Motorola doubled its third-quarter sales this year and now has over 5% of the U.S.…
CoreLogic September Home Price Index Soars 7%
U.S. home prices rose by 7% year over year in September and just under 1% compared with August, according to housing research firm CoreLogic.
Valeant Earnings Soar on Tax Benefit
Drug maker Valeant got a big profit boost from a one-time tax benefit and the company also boosted its EPS guidance and trimmed its revenue guidance for the full year.
North Korea: Country and Military by the Numbers
The U.S. president arrived in South Korea Tuesday for a two-day visit that will include an address to the country's National Assembly. North Korea has not kept silent, but neither has it launched any…
Sprint, AT&T Fall into Monday’s 52-Week Low Club
Sprint, AT&T, Pandora, and Twenty-First Century Fox all posted new 52-week lows on Monday.
Disney, Chevron Lead the DJIA Higher Monday
Disney, Chevron, Boeing, and Apple all posted solid gains to lead the DJIA to a new all-time high on Monday.
An Electric Car Is Only as Clean as the Source of Its Electricity
The fuel used to generate electricity has a significant impact on the amount of greenhouse gas an electric car can be charged with emitting. Here's how the world's 12 largest economies rank.
Gasoline Prices Up Sharply on Strong Demand
Gas prices rose sharply last week as inventory drawdowns, a pipeline issue, and surprisingly strong demand all added to the increase.
Americans’ Biggest Worry? Cybercrime
A new Gallup survey shows that two-thirds of Americans worry most about having their personal data stolen or being the victims of identity theft. Less than half as many worry about being victims of…
What the $3 Billion Baker Hughes Stock Buyback Is All About
Oilfield services firm Baker Hughes has announced a $3 billion share buyback program and an authorization from its board of directors to issue new debt.
Hackers Launch Identity Theft Attack on Netflix Subscribers
An email scam aimed at Netflix subscribers threatens to comprise personal information including credit card data. Here's what to look for.
Toys ‘R’ Us Bucks Trend, Sticks With Thanksgiving Day Store Hours
Toys "R" Us has announced that most of its stores will open at 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day and remain open for 30 straight hours. This is the third year the chain has followed…
Why Mylan Shares Were Bouncing Around After Q3 Earnings
Pharmaceutical maker Mylan missed analysts' consensus estimate for earnings and revenue. Additional guidance is mixed, causing shares first to fall then to rise. Which direction is more appropriate?
IPO News This Week: 10 More Firms Seek Combined Total of $2 Billion
After nine companies raised a combined $2.1 billion in the IPO market last week, another 10 are chasing a total of $2 billion in the week ahead.
Saudi Arabia’s Economy by the Numbers
At least 11 members of the Saudi royal family were arrested on Saturday on the orders of a newly formed anti-corruption committee led by the Crown Prince. What's at stake for country's economy, and…
General Electric Breaks Losing Streak, Still DJIA’s Biggest Loser
GE ended its streak of consecutive 52-week lows on Friday after the shares had dipped below $20 for the first time in five years.