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The provider of do-it-yourself tax software and products aimed at small businesses and solo entrepreneurs reaffirmed its long-term strategy in its fiscal fourth-quarter 2016 earnings report.

Businesses acquired in the last year are helping to drive double-digit growth at Heico Corp.

The company voluntarily raised its wages keeping them ahead of its bigger rivals.

U.S. stocks finished lower Thursday as Federal Reserve officials hinted that a rate increase may be warranted sooner than investors previously expected.

An earnings miss coupled with a guidance cut sent investors to the exits.

Short-term pessimism could be creating a buying opportunity for investors.

Sears, which booked a 2Q loss, says a variety of companies are interested in the floundering retailer’s familiar appliance, tool and auto brands.

Management will need to find a good balance between rapid spending, disciplined capital allocation, and capital requirements.

Investors often overlook the Rockies shale play, even though it's loaded with potential.

Whirlpool Corp , the world's largest maker of home appliances, is recalling 15,200 Whirlpool brand microwaves due to a fire hazard, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Thursday.

The dollar chain fell on an underwhelming earnings report.

Uranium has been a tough market, but there's still a long-term opportunity for industry giant Cameco.

The latest data shows the iPhone SE hasn't made a dent in India. Meanwhile, Apple's competitors are running away with the country's smartphone market.

These two stocks, which each provide basic necessities, prove that you don't need to bet on speculative tech or biotech stocks in your quest for market-smashing returns.

Romania's prime minister says his country has paid 60 million euros ($68 million) to Moldova, the first part of a larger loan, and urged the government to continue making reforms.

Parents across America are making a concerted effort to keep up with soaring tuition tabs.

An Iranian state-run daily is reporting that authorities in Tehran have detained a Greek national they accuse of embezzling money from smuggled oil and selling three oil tankers for $100 million.

Ahead of Janet Yellen's latest message about the direction of monetary policy, the Federal Reserve chief and her colleagues already have one for politicians: the U.S. economy needs more public spending to shift into higher gear.

A Japanese truck driver playing Pokemon Go while driving hit two women, killing one and injuring the other, in Japan's first death related to the Nintendo Co craze.

Oil prices slipped on Thursday as the market focused on oversupply and fading hopes of a production freeze.

THE ISSUE: In this angry election year, many American voters are deeply skeptical about free trade — or downright hostile to it.

China stocks ended at their lowest in nearly two weeks on Thursday, as banks and property companies eased after the government imposed stricter rules on lending to head off growing risks in the financial system.

The world's key central banks have worked themselves into contortions to try to rev up economic growth, raise inflation and coax consumers and businesses to borrow and spend more.

The whirling hum of a dialysis machine could have been the soundtrack to the rest of Zahra Hajikarimi's life but for an unusual program in Iran that allows people to buy a kidney from a living donor.

Can AMD, Intel, and NXP pull Nvidias stock back to earth after its 200% rally?