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The feature will allow businesses to manage messages from both Facebook Messenger and Instagram through the same portal.

Wall Street is worried that the tech giant is spending too much—but there’s a silver lining.

The company also raised its annual forecast for profit and sales on higher demand for luxury skincare products.

An unexpected dinner Monday night also helped lift investor sentiment.

Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil and Chevron all reported stronger-than-forecast earnings last week.

Microsoft maintained its lead, but Apple is staging a comeback.

Slack was considering making its stock exchange debut through a direct listing, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters.

The legislation comes amid continued criticism from Democrats over the GOP-led tax law.

Tech and industrial stocks were helping lift major equity averages.

Starboard sees more opportunities to invest in the brand than to cut costs.

In November, GM said it needed to reduce its North American white-collar workforce by about 8,000.

“There are some retailers out there that we’re nervous about," Simon Property Group CEO David Simon said.

The Kentucky-based company, which ranks as the world’s third-largest pizza chain, is now seeking an investor rather than an outright buyer.

The first trading day in February was positive for the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average but negative for the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite.

Merck forecast muted 2019 revenue and earnings joining others that forecast disappointing profits for the year.

A rise in global travel has driven record orders for jets, leading to robust demand for Honeywell's avionics, braking systems and other aircraft parts.

The San Francisco ordinance is part of a national effort to curb consumption of soft drinks and other high-calorie beverages.

As January goes, so goes the year? Investors hope so.

Thursday was the busiest reporting day of the current earnings reporting season.

UPS results comes just a month after rival FedEx Corp slashed its forecast for fiscal 2019 ending May, citing a global trade slowdown.