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U.S. stocks rose Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing at another record high, as jobless claims fell to a six-week low, casting a positive spin on the labor front a day before the monthly employment report."The four-week moving average has come down significantly, from 335,000 to 348,000. And it correlates with the ADP number, which is usually a pretty good sign of where we are headed, so another piece of good news that could keep the train rolling," said Art Hogan, market strategist at Lazard Capital Markets.After finishing at a record high on Wednesday for a second day straight, the Dow industrials (DJI) on Thursday rose 33.25 points, or 0.2%, to 14,329.49, with the blue-chip index extending gains into a fifth session. See: Stock bulls versus bears: a 12-chart battleground.Equities have been on a roll on improving housing-market data and growth in corporate earnings, along with support from the Federal Reserve's continuing policy of monetary easing. The Dow is up 9...
Kimco Realty CEO David Henry on the impact of retailers on the shopping-center industry’s outlook.
Kimco Realty CEO David Henry on the impact of retailers on the shopping-center industry’s outlook.
FBN’s Adam Shapiro on HSBC’s settlement with U.S. authorities.
Ignite Restaurant Group Inc. (IRG) has named Michael J. Dixon as its new finance chief, replacing Jeffery L. Lager, who is resigning.The parent of Joe's Crab Shack a...
FBN’s Robert Gray on NetApp shares rising on second-quarter results and outlook.
U.S. stocks were mixed to lower in a volatile session on Tuesday on uncertainty over a financial bailout for Spain and as investors worried about disappointing third...
Wall Street ended little changed in a volatile session on Tuesday as uncertainty over when Spain might apply for a bailout shackled a market struggling to build on g...
Wall Street ended little changed in a volatile session on Tuesday as uncertainty over when Spain might apply for a bailout shackled a market struggling to build on g...
U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday after opening higher as uncertainty surrounded Spain's financial bailout and investors worried about disappointing third-quarter U.S. ear...
FBN's Robert Gray breaks down afternoon market news.
U.S. stocks were set to rise at the open on Tuesday on speculation Spain will soon request a bailout, seen by some as the necessary next step to alleviating the euro...
U.S. stock index futures rose in low volume on Tuesday on expectations the Spanish government will soon request a bailout, a step some see as necessary to alleviate ...
Strong U.S. jobless claims data and better than expected growth in consumer credit helped the stock market to record small gains on Thursday.The euro was also strong...
PetSmart Inc. fell 6.5%on Thursday after the pet-supplies chain gave a disappointing full-year outlook and PiperJaffray cut its rating on the stock to neutral from o...
It is almost time for Alvin's massage. After a rubdown, he is off for a personal grooming session, to make sure he looks his best. Alvin is from Thailand originally ...
Tanya Marchiol tells us why your home may be at risk
Nomura cut its rating of PetSmart Inc. to reduce from neutral early Monday, citing concerns about its e-commerce business, senior management changes and margins. The...
Coach Inc. tumbled 15% on Wednesday after the upscale handbag designer reported disappointing fiscal second-quarter profit and sales and its North American comparabl...
Arizona Commerce Authority CEO Sandra Watson on efforts to lure California businesses to Arizona.