Do Meredith Shareholders Get Enough in the Buyout?
Media General and Meredith announced a definitive merger agreement under which the former will acquire all the outstanding shares of the latter.
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Box Office Surprises for Labor Day
It looks like the Labor Day weekend will have a surprise box office champ, and "Jurassic World" crossed the $1 billion threshold at the international box office.
Sanders Ahead of Clinton in New Hampshire
For those who still do not see Bernie Sanders, the junior Senator from Vermont and self-described democratic socialist, as a viable presidential candidate, it may be time to think again.
The 8 Cities Enjoying Gasoline Under $2
In refinery-rich South Carolina, the average price of gasoline has broken under two bucks and currently sits at $1.97 per gallon.
What Can a New Chairman Do to Boost Profits at Volkswagen?
The boardroom squabbles at Volkswagen settling with the selection of a new chairman, is Volkswagen now ready to do what is necessary to gain sales in the United States?
In Criticizing China for Devaluation, Jack Lew Reveals His Own Confusion
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew had some strong words for China, indicating that the United States would hold China accountable for its currency manipulation.
The Best and Worst Dow Performers During the Recent Collapse
As in all outbreaks of volatility, there are islands of relative stability drowned out by the companies causing the loudest turbulence.
How Intel Hopes to Boost PC Sales
In a move it hopes will help revive personal computer sales, Intel is overhauling its flagship line of computer chips.
4 Stocks to Avoid If Inflation Heats Up
If what happened Monday keeps happening, here are four stocks to avoid, or sell if you own them.
What Illumina Gets With GenoLogics Life Science Software
Tuesday morning, Illumina announced the completion of its acquisition of GenoLogics Life Science Software.
How Long Can the Extreme Volatility Last?
The whipsawing volatility in equities since last week is unprecedented, and not just in the United States.
The 6 Most Shorted NYSE Stocks: Short Sellers Still Like Sprint
AT&T, once firmly entrenched as the most shorted stock trading on the New York Stock Exchange, seems on a path to drop from the top 10 entirely.
The 6 Most Shorted Nasdaq Stocks: Sirius XM Back on Top
A modest increase in short interest between the July 31 and August 14 settlement dates was enough for Sirius XM to reclaim the top spot on the list of the most heavily shorted stocks…
4 Stocks to Sell Now, Until the Fed Acts
Monday was historic. But these types of movements are not one off. They usually come in clusters.
How Far Can Chinese Stocks Fall?
As for the question of how far the capital markets in China can conceivably fall from here, the answer is, another 40% is very possible. Here's why.
After Wal-Mart, Will Minimum Wage Increases Affect McDonald’s?
Are Wal-Mart's woes due to its own minimum wage increases back in April? And if so, will minimum wage trouble spread to McDonald's?
How Home Depot and Lowe’s Respond to Housing Market Conditions
The question is how Home Depot and Lowe's respond historically to changing conditions in the housing market. Which retailer is more resilient and which more dependent an improving housing market?
Avon’s Options Are Limited
Avon Products and its shareholders are in big trouble. The company's revenue has been declining steadily since 2011.
Dr Pepper Snapple Group Adds a Little Diversity to Its Product Portfolio
Dr Pepper Snapple has announced that it will invest $20 million to purchase a nearly 12% ownership stake in premium sport drink maker BA Sports Nutrition.
Coca-Cola, Disney and Other Stocks to Hold for the Long Term
Companies that sell unique products that competitors cannot duplicate are most likely to grow revenue, net income and free cash flow, serving as a recipe for superior gains.