U.S. stocks rose sharply Monday, as hopes for a deal regarding Greek debt fueled a late rally, with a bounce in oil prices also lending support.
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Investors are hoping stocks will bounce back in February, but that's not the only thing that the financial markets will be keeping an eye on this month.
Green Dot and Tuesday Morning fall after weak quarterly reports. Amazon soars after its report. CommScope does well in a deal. And Angie's List needs time.
GM's recalls dominated business headlines in 2014. But behind the headlines, GM is putting together a nice growth story.
Union workers strike for a second day at nine U.S. refineries and chemical plants as they sought a new national contract with oil companies.
Can Disney, which hit an all-time high this year, continue its momentum? Is Twitter able to monetize? Look at this week's quarterly reports for answers.
A hard-headed economic analysis of the ride-for-hire company suggests that it is a hazardous free-for-all, not a darling of free-market efficiency.
Stocks ended lower Friday as investors worried at the end of a rough month for the market about weak U.S. growth data and instability in Europe.
Exxon Mobil changes its U.S. employment policies to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity as now required by federal law.
A federal appeals court rules that advertising claims for POM Wonderful juice were deceptive in asserting that it curbs health risks and is proven to work.
The iPhone helped deliver Apple a record quarter of profitability and a struggling restaurant chain comes under fire for sexual discrimination allegations.
Shares of Shake Shack Inc. have more than doubled minutes after they debuted on the stock market debut Friday.
Bex.Walton/Flickr By Krystina Gustafson Kate Spade announced Thursday it will shutter its Kate Spade Saturday and Jack Spade stores to focus on building its label into a...
Stocks closed higher Thursday as an upturn in oil prices and a rally in Apple and Boeing shares helped offset some disappointing earnings.
Ford's 2014 profits were down, but its heavy spending should set it up for a nice rebound in 2015.
Campbell Soups says it will reorganize its business into product divisions, as it focuses on growth areas in the face of cooling soup sales.
Ford's net income tumbled in the fourth quarter as the company took an expected charge to deal with its struggling Venezuelan operations.
Brinker International, the parent of Chili's and Maggiano's Little Italy, raises the bar among traditional restaurants.