Новости за 21.09.2016

The two biotechs are closing in on explosive potential catalysts, including FDA filings and hoped-for approvals, but thin data could bring nasty surprises for investors.

Viacom says interim CEO Tom Dooley will leave Nov. 15 and the company is cutting its dividend in half in the first major moves from the company since longtime CEO Philippe Dauman left in August.

Here's how IDEXX Laboratories is profiting from the growing pet health market.

A report that Apple is in talks to buy a British sports- and racing-car maker McLaren Technology Group raises questions, starting with this: Why?

Here's why Starbucks' CEO believes the recent slowdown in growth is just a bump in the road.

The pipeline company failed to sign up enough customers to a key growth project causing it to pull the plug.

Here are the basics for stock options.

Wells Fargo & Co Chief Executive John Stumpf prides himself on being a banker who understands the little guy's financial problems.

The struggling retailer got some analyst love, which added to its recent post-earnings gains.

Has management given any reason to think otherwise?

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday charged hedge fund manager Leon Cooperman and his firm Omega Advisors with having relied on private information to make trades.

The retailer's prospects for survival are diminishing as sales fall, losses widen, and costs mount.

Hawaiian Airlines' pilot union opened a "strike operations center" last week. But don't expect a strike soon at Hawaiian -- or at any other airline, for that matter.

These companies are showing healthier sales and profit growth than the struggling cybersecurity specialist.

Future rate hikes by the Federal Reserve may come faster than many expect.

Mylan faced new scrutiny over price hikes for its anti-allergy EpiPen on Tuesday, with U.S. lawmakers calling for a probe of oversight of the company’s rebates to government healthcare plans

Wells Fargo's largest shareholder tells the FOX Business Network he won't be commenting 'anywhere for now' about the bank's growing scandal.

China stocks rose slightly on Wednesday, aided by strength in property and financial stocks, although the general mood remained cautious.

Oil prices jumped over 1 percent on Wednesday, pushed by a reported draw in U.S. crude inventories and an oil service worker strike in Norway which may impact output.

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has been a hit with small donors, raking in two-thirds of his individual campaign contributions in sums of $200 or less, according to financial disclosures filed on Tuesday.

Japanese stocks rallied after the Bank of Japan surprised markets by adopting a target for long-term interest rates in an overhaul of its massive monetary stimulus program.

Asian shares rose Wednesday after Japan's central bank wrapped up a policy meeting with a decision to keep short-term interest rates unchanged while adjusting its asset purchases to help push yields on long-term government bonds higher.

Not quite yet.

It is a South American nation in crisis: Businesses are closing, food prices are soaring and hospitals are running out of basic supplies such as paper towels and bandages.

GoPro just held its biggest product introduction in company history -- and the market isn't pleased. Here's why.