Industrials

SEC approves JPMorgan's plan for copper ETF

The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved JPMorgan Chase & Co's controversial plan to launch an exchange-traded fund physically backed by copper, it said on Monday.

SEC approves JPMorgan's plan for copper ETF

The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved JPMorgan Chase & Co's controversial plan to launch an exchange-traded fund physically backed by copper, it said on Monday.

SEC approves JPMorgan's plan for copper ETF

The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved JPMorgan Chase & Co's controversial plan to launch an exchange-traded fund physically backed by copper, it said on Monday.

Cashed-up Chinese aircraft lessors spread their wings

The sale of one of the world's top aircraft leasing companies to a Chinese consortium is the boldest signal yet that China's aviation industry will increasingly look to the cash-rich home market for specialist finance to support its expanding fleet.

Ingersoll-Rand to spin off security division

Diversified manufacturer Ingersoll-Rand Plc said it will spin off its security division and buy back $2 billion of shares, yielding to pressure from activist investor Nelson Peltz.

Freeport's frustrated dealmaker Adkerson strikes again

Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc Chief Executive Richard Adkerson is known for taking big risks - building his company around mines in Asia, spending nearly $26 billion to take over larger mining rival Phelps Dodge and now shelling out $9 billion to take over two oil and gas companies.

Freeport's frustrated dealmaker Adkerson strikes again

Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc Chief Executive Richard Adkerson is known for taking big risks - building his company around mines in Asia, spending nearly $26 billion to take over larger mining rival Phelps Dodge and now shelling out $9 billion to take over two oil and gas companies.

FDA Uncovers More Problems at J&J Plant

U.S. inspectors are still uncovering a host of problems at the plan that was the source of a major recall of numerous children's medications. 

AIG Posts Ongoing Loss on Debt, Quake Charges

Bailed-out insurer American International Group lost more than $1 billion from its ongoing operations in the first quarter, as the company took a huge charge for the termination of its credit facility from the Federal Reserve.

Kindred Healthcare to Buy RehabCare

The $900 million cash-and-stock deal will  create one of the largest post-acute healthcare services company in the United States.

Forecasters See Stronger U.S. Growth

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's survey shows the economy and jobs market are expected to grow more strongly in the first quarter than previously expected.