Activists' Next Target: GE?
Some people inside the mega company think so, which is one reason they say CEO Jeffrey Immelt invited famed shareholder activist Nelson Peltz to speak with his senior management team, the FOX Business Network has learned.
Investing In … Garbage and Popcorn?
Continuing with the ‘invest in what you use’ philosophy, these companies that make popcorn and collect your garbage could be good plays.
Invest in What You Use
In this sideway market, it's good to invest in firms that make things you use.
Time to Sit on Wall Street’s Sidelines
With volatility surging on Wall Street, it’s a good time to sit on the sidelines.
Wall Street Set to Climb ... But Be Patient
Technical factors suggest U.S. equity markets are set to climb ... but it's imperative to be patient.
Goldman Walking Fine Line in Twitter Tout?
Conflicted Interests? Despite a massive regulatory settlement a decade ago, stock analysts are still touting shares of companies that kick back lucrative investment banking fees.
Wall Street Needs a ‘Time Out’
The dip seen on Wall Street this week is a reflection the Street needs a ‘time out.’
Gold’s Gym Celebrates 50 Years in Fitness
Founded in 1965 by Joe Gold in Venice, California, Gold's Gym has been popular with bodybuilding legends and is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.
In The Car Taps Nasdaq Exec to Drive Growth
In The Car, the troubled insurance company with ties to former Lehman chief executive Richard Fuld, has reached out to another Wall Street honcho to jump start its failing business prospects, the Fox Business Network has learned.
Tech Bubble Seen In 'Dot-Apps'
Wall Street analysts say they see a tech bubble in tech startups, particularly apps, that are about to IPO, and that investors could get burned once the shares start to trade.
Sweet Briar Saved
Sweet Briar lives, new leadership coming as the school gets a second chance.
Huddle House’s Recipe for Growth
Huddle House, a restaurant chain found mainly in the Southern United States, features many 24-hour diner-type restaurants, specializing in Southern-style dishes.
What We Don’t Know About Antibiotics Could Kill Us
Opinion: It’s time to pull out all the stops and incentivize drug companies to get to work killing resistant bacteria, before they kill us.
Pepsi Partying On Corporate Profits
Pepsi's Anniversary Bash Included Performances by Jerry Seinfeld, Lionel Richie and a Big Tab for Shareholders.
Kona Ice’s Sweet Story
Kona Ice president and founder Tony Lamb's "A-ha” moment came after his family had a “bad experience” with an ice cream truck, which prompted him to create his tropical-themed, mobile shaved ice franchise
This 16-Year-Old Built 3 Businesses
In this Salute to American Success, we’re taking a look at 16-year-old entrepreneur Brandon Iverson, who launched his first company at the age of 10.
Apple TV Is Dead. Long Live Apple TV
If you’re dying for a fully integrated, all-inclusive living room Internet-TV experience with an iOS interface, don’t hold your breath.
New Russian Hacks Target US Banks
Cybersecurity experts have discovered that a powerful Russian cyber hacking group is preparing for a large-scale attack on global banks.
ROAR’s Made in the USA Story
A sports beverage business comes to play, blending coconut water with B-vitamins to create a ‘peak-performance’ drink.
Elon Musk Has Got a Deal for You: Used Teslas
Elon Musk is pushing used Teslas in what might strike some as a desperation move. But I disagree.













