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BlackRock Inc. has boosted its stake in Apple Inc. to about 315.4 million shares, or 5.7% of the technology giant's shares outstanding, according to a regulatory filing.

Irish eyes are smiling in the world of mergers and acquisitions, with Milwaukee’s Johnson Controls becoming the latest U.S. company to capitalize on Ireland’s welcoming tax rates.

Shares of International Paper Co. and Packaging Corp. of America slumped Monday, after Citigroup downgraded them to neutral, after trade publication Pulp & Paper Week cut January prices for kraftliner and corrugated medium, two kinds of containerboard.

Goldman Sachs says sell as stock decline steepens, an ominous sign for the U.S. economy

Sprint Corp (NYSE:S) has cut at least 2,500 jobs and closed six customer care centers, the Kansas City Star reported on Monday, citing company officials.

Oil prices resumed their slide on Monday, falling about 5% to wipe out some of the surge at the end of last week, on news that Iraq flooded a massively oversupplied oil market with record output last month.

The Federal Reserve won't let a blizzard stop it from setting the nation's monetary policy.

Shares of International Flavors & Fragrances fell 4.5% Monday, after Stifel downgraded the stock to hold from buy, and said headwinds such as foreign exchange rates are increasing.

The Ishares Msci Turkey Inv Market Index Fd (NYSE:TUR) has recently had a spotty record of outperforming the MSCI Emerging Markets Index.

McDonald's posts big 4Q beat, more M&A activity, and Twitter executives depart. Here's what to watch ahead of the market open.

McDonald’s proved on Monday the way to its customers’ hearts is through their bellies at breakfast time.

Halliburton, the world's No.2 oilfield services provider, reported a better-than-expected quarterly adjusted profit as deep cost cuts helped offset the impact of a drop in drilling activity.

Kimberly-Clark Corp. shares were down 4% in premarket trading after the company missed on fourth-quarter earnings.

British explorer Henry Worsley has died after abandoning his record solo crossing of Antarctica only 30 miles short of his goal, media reports said Monday.

Johnson Controls Inc. and Ireland-based Tyco International PLC confirmed a deal to merge, creating a company with a combined market capitalization of $36 billion.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. Chief Executive Michael Pearson said Monday that unexpected complications have resulted in a longer hospital stay than he expected.

Homebuilder D.R Horton Inc. said Monday it had net income of $157.7 million, or 42 cents a share, in its fiscal first quarter, up from $142.5 million, or 39 cents a share, in the year-earlier period.

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding is expected to post its weakest quarterly revenue growth on record.

Oil prices fell 4 percent on Monday as Iraq announced record-high oil production feeding into a heavily oversupplied market, wiping out much of the gain made in one of the biggest-ever daily rallies last week.

Chinese shares began the week on a firmer note on Monday, extending gains from Friday after a rally in battered oil prices sparked a rise in global equities.

Arriving and departing flights at New York City area airports gained steam early on Sunday evening after the worst U.S. East Coast snowstorm in decades resulted in a deluge of cancellations and delays

New York City emerged on Sunday from a massive blizzard that paralyzed much of the U.S. East Coast, while snowy gridlock gripped the nation's capital and surrounding areas, where federal, state and local offices planned to remain closed on Monday.

Four senior Twitter executives are leaving the media company, CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted late Sunday night, the biggest leadership changes since Dorsey returned as chief executive as he struggles to revive the company's growth

Japanese stocks rose on Monday after a sharp rebound in crude oil prices helped global market sentiment, but traders cautioned that the gains could be a temporary, technical bounce rather the start of a sustainable recovery.

The weekend blizzard along the East Coast could have a relatively small economic impact -- up to $850 million, experts estimate -- because the storm hit on a weekend and there weren't any major power outages. That meant there was little lost productivity in government and business.