Allergan reports 3Q loss, revenue rises 11.4%
Botox-maker Allergan Plc said on Wednesday its quarterly net sales rose 11.4 percent on higher demand for its medical aesthetics products.
Coal's making a comeback, thanks to 'Trump effect'
The coal industry is undergoing a revitalization process with production and prices increasing, thanks in large part to the coal-friendly policies passed by President Donald Trump since he entered the Oval Office in January.
Markets close at record highs
Market record close
Wall Street opens higher on strong earnings
Wall Street opened higher on Tuesday, the last trading of October, helped by a string of upbeat earnings reports from companies such as Kellogg and Mastercard.
Wall Street opens higher on strong earnings
Wall Street opened higher on Tuesday, the last trading of October, helped by a string of upbeat earnings reports from companies such as Kellogg and Mastercard.
Under Armour slashes 2017 forecast, stock implodes
The athletic company is cutting its forecast again.
Under Armour slashes 2017 forecast, stock implodes
The athletic company is cutting its forecast again.
Mastercard's quarterly profit rises 21%
Mastercard Inc., the world's second-biggest payments network, reported a 21 percent rise in quarterly profit on Tuesday as consumers spent more globally and it fought for market share over other payment channels.
Mastercard's quarterly profit rises 21%
Mastercard Inc., the world's second-biggest payments network, reported a 21 percent rise in quarterly profit on Tuesday as consumers spent more globally and it fought for market share over other payment channels.
Markets close lower amid questions over corporate tax cuts
GOP tax reform bill
Are Amazon, Facebook, Google too big for current regulatory rules?
As investors celebrate soaring stock prices, some are calling on lawmakers to tighten the screws among these industry leaders with new regulations as big-tech critics allege that Amazon and some of its FAANG (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google's Alphabet) peers have been operating at an unfair disadvantage.
Are Amazon, Facebook, Google too big for current regulatory rules?
As investors celebrate soaring stock prices, some are calling on lawmakers to tighten the screws among these industry leaders with new regulations as big-tech critics allege that Amazon and some of its FAANG (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google's Alphabet) peers have been operating at an unfair disadvantage.
Wall Street slips amid Merck losses, tax talk
Wall Street pulled back from record-high territory on Monday, weighed down by a drop in Merck shares, as investors assessed President Donald Trump’s plan for corporate tax cuts.
Wall Street slips amid Merck losses, tax talk
Wall Street pulled back from record-high territory on Monday, weighed down by a drop in Merck shares, as investors assessed President Donald Trump’s plan for corporate tax cuts.
Markets close lower amid Manafort latest
Markets and Paul Manafort
Opioid billionaire INSYS founder resigns from board, ‘confident’ he will be vindicated from bribery charges
INSYS Therapeutics’ (NASDAQ:INSY) founder Dr. John N. Kapoor resigned from his role with the company’s board in the wake of being charged with participating in a nationwide opioid bribery and kickback scheme.
Why stock-market bulls should be wary of rising tide of earnings shenanigans
Executives are leaning disturbingly hard on nonstandard accounting measures: analyst Investors cheering stocks to all-time highs on another tide of strong earnings might be somewhat disturbed to discover the extent to which American corporations are emphasizing numbers that don't follow accounting standards.
Why stock-market bulls should be wary of rising tide of earnings shenanigans
Executives are leaning disturbingly hard on nonstandard accounting measures: analyst Investors cheering stocks to all-time highs on another tide of strong earnings might be somewhat disturbed to discover the extent to which American corporations are emphasizing numbers that don't follow accounting standards.
How Apple Inc. can justify a $1,200 iPhone X in 2018
Next year, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is expected to launch three new flagship iPhones.














