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When is a good quarter a bad quarter? Caesars Entertainment is finding out that improving operations may make its own bankruptcy proceedings harder.

The company's results were solid, but a steep guidance cut sent investors to the exits.

This story stock has it all: Electrical smoke events, shortages and delays of critical components, and financial damage. Film at 11.

Oil and natural gas extractors can have radically different production costs depending on where they drill. But across the industry, they've done a remarkable job of cutting them recently.

One analyst thinks it's time to buy the game maker again.

Low oil prices couldn't hold back McGrath RentCorp from posting solid revenue growth and double-digit EPS growth in the second quarter.

Strong growth in Canada and Australia buoyed the engineered quartz surface manufacturer's second-quarter results.

The independent E&P exceeded expectations across the board.

Teck and CSN are both diversified foreign companies with mining operations, but they make money in very different locales.

The embattled drugmaker announces Q2 results on Aug. 9. Investors should be on the lookout for progress on these three fronts.

The top-10 homebuilder handily beat earnings estimates for second quarter earnings, but a big drop in gross margin and adjusted guidance sent the market selling. Here's a look at what investors need to know.

Office Depot's quarterly sales fell for the seventh straight quarter, hit by competition from online retailers such as Amazon.com Inc that have been discounting school supplies.

Time Warner reported a 5.3 percent fall in quarterly revenue in the absence of big hits from its Warner Bros movie studio, and disclosed a 10 percent stake in streaming TV service Hulu.

The Internet of Things is ushering in a new era of connectivity and data collection, and these 10 stats show how the technology is progressing.

HSBC said its first-half profit tumbled 29 percent, slammed by slowing growth in its home markets in Britain and Hong Kong.

Calling Donald Trump an "authoritarian character" and a threat to democracy, Meg Whitman, chief executive of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, endorsed Democrat Hillary Clinton's White House bid.

China stocks edged up on Wednesday, aided by a second day of gains for property shares and growing expectations of state-owned enterprise reforms.

Oil edged higher to $42 a barrel on Wednesday after hitting its lowest since April the previous day, supported by an industry report showing a fall in U.S. inventories and a weaker dollar.

Starbucks has a big future in China, India and Africa

Launched too late to be recognized in Tesla's second-quarter deliveries, investors may get a glimpse of how more aggressively priced Model S and X vehicles are affecting demand for the second half of 2016.

Reports have surfaced that Allergan and Merck & Co might be interested in acquiring Biogen.

Could growth be coming to Fitbit Inc. in the second half of 2016?

The general partner benefited from ONEOK Partners solid quarter.

Form FR Y-15 is what the Federal Reserve uses to score banks based on their systemic importance.

Customers are responding to the company's new sparkling-water focus, and that's spurring a significant growth rebound.