Lululemon Seeks 'Head Boss Person'
Yoga gear maker Lululemon wants a "head boss person" who can communicate in Sanskrit, hold a headstand for at least 10 minutes and is ready to break the rules.
Despite 2Q Miss, Navistar Gets Upgrade From BMO
Even though its second-quarter earnings came in below expectations, the truck maker received some bullish support from an analyst.
Dimon Defends Disclosures in Whale Episode
J.P. Morgan's Jamie Dimon on Tuesday defended the disclosures the bank made last year about its London Whale derivatives loss.
California Almonds, What's Next?: Almond Innovation Center
Imagination is meeting science for California's almond industry, as Blue Diamond Almond Growers have opened up the world's first and only Almond Innovation Center.
Aqua Man To The Rescue
An estimated 240,000 water mains break every year in the U.S. There are a handful of publicly traded water companies, and about 30,000 smaller private suppliers forming a highly fragmented industry ripe for consolidation.
Moody's Drops Alcoa to Junk Territory Amid Aluminum Struggles
Moody’s downgraded Alcoa’s credit rating to junk status, delivering a rebuke to the blue-chip company amid continued challenges in the aluminum industry.
Monsanto Again Hikes Full-Year Outlook, Projects 3Q Miss
The world's largest seed maker upped its full-year outlook but forecasted below-consensus quarterly EPS.
China's Shuanghui Buys Smithfield Foods for $4.8B
China's Shuanghui Group has agreed to buy Smithfield Foods for around $5 billion in cash, or $7.1 billion including its debt.
P&G Chairman, CEO to Retire in June
Procter & Gamble Chairman and CEO Bob McDonald will retire in June and be succeeded in both roles by A.G. Lafley, who is re-joining the company.
Deere 2Q Results Beat Street, But Cautious Outlook Pressures Shares
Deere revealed a second-quarter beat on the top and bottom lines but unveiled a cautious short-term outlook.
Three Taken Into Custody in Boston Bomb Case
Three additional suspects have been taken into custody in the investigation of last month's bombings at the Boston Marathon, the Boston Police Department said in its official Twitter feed on Wednesday.
Three Taken Into Custody in Boston Bomb Case
Three additional suspects have been taken into custody in the investigation of last month's bombings at the Boston Marathon, the Boston Police Department said in its official Twitter feed on Wednesday.
Alcoa Mulls Making Aluminum Production Cuts
Alcoa said it is considering curtailing its aluminum production, a move that could affect up to 11% of its global smelting capacity.
The NFL Draft's Overnight Millionaires
The 2013 NFL Draft is well underway, but being drafted doesn't just come with bragging rights, it also comes with a large paycheck. So what happens to those "overnight millionaires?"
Goodyear Turns 1Q Profit on North American Sales
The tire maker posted a stronger-than-expected profit as record results in North America and Asia offset weakness in Europe.
Dow Chemical Profit Beats Estimates
Helped by higher demand for its seeds and crop-protection chemicals, Dow Chemical's earnings beat analysts' estimates.
Eli Lilly Profit Beats Expectations, Boosted by Lower Taxes
The company reported higher-than-expected quarterly earnings due to favorable taxes and cost controls, but sales missed expectations.
Xerox 1Q Profit Beats Street View
Xerox reported adjusted earnings of27 cents per shares as revenue dropped 3% to 5.4 billion as it reiterated its full-year targets.
DuPont 1Q Profit Tops View, Sales Inline
DuPont's quarterly profits beat expectations as higher sales of seeds and agriculture chemicals offset weakness in the paint pigment business.
DuPont 1Q Profit Tops View, Sales Inline
DuPont's quarterly profits beat expectations as higher sales of seeds and agriculture chemicals offset weakness in the paint pigment business.













