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The independent oil company is riding high after announcing a massive oil discovery.

The biopharma's stock looks cheap, but maybe not as cheap as you think.

Income investors don't have to settle for weak dividend growth and soft sales gains.

Apple Inc and Deloitte LLP announced a partnership on Wednesday in which the consultant will open a new practice to help corporate clients work with Apple products, the tech firm's latest attempt to boost enterprise sales as its key product, the iPhone, shows signs of maturation.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that while the federal government has made “great progress” on ending too-big-to-fail institutions, the issue is not a black and white one.

Ford has ambitious plans for the coming electrified, self-driving future -- and those plans involve, among other things, big pickups and vans. Here's why.

Berkshire's biggest acquisition ever is looking like a smart move.

It's important to know not all disappointing earnings are the same.

ProShares has rolled out an actively managed oil exchange traded fund to help diminish the negative effects of a futures market in contango and remove the hassle of having to fill out a K-1 form come tax season. On Wednesday, ProShares launched the ProShares K-1 Free Crude Oil Strategy ETF (BATS: OILK). OILK has a […]

The California-based bank got caught defrauding customers.

Both companies' stock prices have seen better days, but InvenSense and Sierra Wireless are working hard to turn things around.

The video game retailer's decline will happen slowly at first, then all at once.

Investors looking for income and value should take a closer look at these cheap stocks.

China's COSCO Shipping Co Ltd may consider buying the port assets of troubled South Korean firm Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd, Chinese online finance magazine Caixin reported on Wednesday.

The Commerce Department reports durable goods orders were unchanged in August from the prior month. The estimate was for a decline of 1.4%. Take out the transportation component and orders declined 0.4% which matched the Wall St estimate.

Propane supplier Ferrellgas Partners L.P. said Wednesday it had a net loss of $654.8 million, or $6.68 per share, in its fiscal fourth quarter to July 31, wider than the loss of $58.2 million, or 64 cents a share, in the year-earlier period.

Shares of BlackBerry Ltd. surged 6.6% in premarket trade Wednesday, after the smartphone maker surprisingly reported a breakeven quarter and raised its full-year outlook.

BlackBerry posted a 31.8 percent fall in second-quarter revenue and it said it would end all internal hardware development, including its well known smartphones.

Propane supplier Ferrellgas Partners L.P. said Wednesday it has named founder James Ferrell as interim chief executive.

While North America returned to modest growth as expected, solid global demand helped prop up Nike's overall results.

Rolls-Royce boss Warren East has rebuilt confidence in the British engine-maker, but there are doubts among investors and industry experts about whether his slimmed-down group has the muscle to meet ambitious production and development goals.

More marketers plan to spend less on Twitter next year than plan to spend more.

A change in accounting rules made Bank of America slightly less complicated.

Chip giant Intel isn't going to fall behind its competitors in terms of chip area scaling, but its claims of having a substantial edge over its competition here don't hold up to scrutiny.

Wells Fargo says CEO John Stumpf and the executive who ran the bank's consumer banking division will forfeit tens of millions of dollars in bonuses as it tries to stem a scandal over its sales practices.