Week Ahead: 4Q GDP and Housing Data
A slew of economic data is due out next week, highlighted by the release of the second reading of fourth quarter GDP and a batch of housing data.
DuPont and Dow Chemical said Friday the agriculture company they intend to create in a proposed merger would be headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, where DuPont is currently based, as they outlined the planned corporate structure after the tie-up.
In a promotional video for Lyft, Danica Patrick went undercover as a driver for the ride-hailing company that recently formed a partnership with General Motors.
Yahoo said its board formed an independent committee to explore strategic alternatives, alongside the pursuit of the reverse spinoff of its Internet business.
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Carter 's is set to release fourth-quarter 2015 results after the market close on Thursday, February 25, 2016.
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Before Netflix became a player in high-quality original content, Time Warner 's HBO was the standard-bearer when it came to top-quality non-network shows.
Image source: Flickr/Rob Poetsch After losing 7 million subscribers over the last two years, ESPN is looking to stop the bleeding.
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The Weekly Standard Executive Editor Fred Barnes and former George W. Bush White House Adviser Cathy Lynn Taylor on Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and Apple's privacy battle.
Fox News Digital Politics Editor Chris Stirewalt on the 2016 presidential race and South Carolina primary.
Ahead of Apple 's rumored iPhone launch on March 15 , investors are hoping the revamped smaller iPhone can help beef up the company's top line, and potentially save the tech giant from a possible year-over-year decline in sales during fiscal 2016.
FBN's Lou Dobbs on what's at stake in the Republican primary in South Carolina.
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National Review Editor Rich Lowry, Maverick PAC National Co-Chair Morgan Ortagus, Fox News Contributor Georgette Mosbacher and Conservative Columnist Gina Loudon on Apple's privacy battle with the U.S. government.
Following its worst quarter since the recession, Whole Foods Market has unleashed its latest idea for reviving the flagging brand.
What a sight for sore eyes! It's been some time since investors have witnessed the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 trading 4.6% and 4.8% higher for the week, respectively.
Stocks opened the trading session in negative territory but climbed throughout the day to end up roughly even.
Salesforce.com Inc. has acquired Silicon Valley machine-learning startup PredictionIO to bulk up its own technology.
Though it attracts its share of detractors, the evidence is beyond dispute: Amazon.com is one of the most extraordinary companies in business today, perhaps even the greatest of its time.
Yesterday, TechCrunch reported that Facebook is preparing to insert ads into its popular Messenger messaging platform.
Rep. Lee Zeldin, (R-NY), former Bush State Department Senior Advisor Christian Whiton and Fox News Contributor Georgette Mosbacher on the South Carolina primary.
Christopher Harmer of the Institute for the Study of War, former U.S. Navy SEAL Carl Higbie and Maverick PAC National Co-Chair Morgan Ortagus on Donald Trump's position on the Iraq War.
Over the past decade, chipmaker AMD lost 95% of its market value due to its inability to compete against Intel in x86 chips and Nvidia in high-end GPUs.
Times are tough for the cable industry, not that they deserve much sympathy.
Former Sen. John Sununu, Jr., (R-NH), on John Kasich's 2016 White House bid.
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Retail Opportunity Investments Corp is slated to release fourth-quarter 2015 results after the market close next Tuesday, February 23, 2016.
'Million Dollar Listing San Francisco' star Justin Fichelson and 'Million Dollar Listing Miami' star Samantha DeBianchi on the cities' real estate markets.
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Attorney Lawrence Joyce on why he is challenging Ted Cruz's U.S. citizenship.
Shares of Activision Blizzard have fallen 25% since the beginning of the year, with most of the damage caused by a big earnings miss on Feb. 11.
A number of prominent tech journalists have started to question whether some cracks in Apple's mobile and desktop software are going unnoticed, or even getting worse.
What: Energy stocks were slammed on Friday after crude oil dropped 3.7%, to close below $30 a barrel for the week.
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