6 Most Important Things in Business Today
Plans for a huge retail merger deal are dropped, the tariff war between the United States and China escalates, the SEC examines by Elon Musk comments about taking Tesla private, and other…
Plans for a huge retail merger deal are dropped, the tariff war between the United States and China escalates, the SEC examines by Elon Musk comments about taking Tesla private, and other…
Amazon's recent buyout of Whole Foods gave it ownership of an operation with less than 500 stores, nowhere near the number of locations of its primary rivals.
Caterpillar stock lost nearly 3% last week after the company announced second-quarter results. While earnings were good, the impact of Trump's tariffs going into the second half of the year are expected…
IBM, Pfizer, Walmart, and Coca-Cola were among the leading gainers on the Dow index Friday.
The success of Apple has hidden a multitude of problems within the larger market. Can the market hold on to the extraordinary gains it has made in nearly a decade?
Kroger has decided it wants to expand further into the grocery delivery service. But will a large number of people want their groceries delivered?
CBS will look into sexual harassment charges against its CEO, Walmart may enter the streaming media business, Texas to become the world's third largest oil producer, and other important business headlines.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Walmart Inc (NYSE: WMT) has begun work on a streaming media service. It is so late to the industry that it is taking a large gamble…
Procter & Gamble saw its share price improve last week but not enough to lift it from its ranking as the worst-performing Dow stock of the year to date. The company reports…
Walmart on Thursday launched a specialized section of its website dedicated to items new parents might need to furnish and stock a nursery. The company has also added new features in the…
J.C. Penney, the battered retailer, has cut so many stores that it is down to 870 spread throughout the United States.
Microsoft took over as the top-performing Dow stock last week, following a better-than-expected earnings report and a five-year agreement to provide Walmart with cloud services.
Procter & Gamble this week replaced 3M as the worst-performing stock among the 30 equities that comprise the Dow. The index itself traded virtually flat for the week.
Microsoft is scheduled to release its fiscal fourth-quarter financial results after the markets close on Thursday.
Walmart has many challenges as it competes with Amazon. Is it going to add to those problems by chasing a business in which it cannot be successful?