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Progress Software Corp. shares fell in the extended session Thursday after the business software company cut its revenue forecast. Progress Software shares dropped 13% to $22.29. The company said it expects adjusted full-year revenue of $410 million to $415 million, down from a previously estimated range of $415 million to $425 million. Analysts surveyed by FactSet expect full-year revenue of $420.7 million. Progress reported adjusted third-quarter earnings of 39 cents a share on adjusted revenue... Читать дальше...

Amazon.com Inc. will stop selling streaming devices from Google Inc. , and Apple Inc. , according to a letter sent to the company's online sellers and quoted in media reports. The online retail giant said that its Prime Video is an important part of the $99-per-yearAmazon Prime membership . Amazon will sell its own Fire TV devices, as well as Roku, Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox One and Sony Corp.'s Playstation, all of which are compatible with Prime Video. Apple TV and Google's Chromecast will no longer be available on the site as of Oct. Читать дальше...

Bebe Stores Inc. announced a workforce reorganization that will include 50 job cuts, mostly in the design, merchandising and production areas. The company expects pre-tax costs of $1.5 million tied to the reorganization and about $4.8 million in annual cost savings. "Following a detailed review of our business, the Company made the strategic decision to narrow the merchandise focus and increase emphasis on lifestyle assortments that most closely align with our customers' needs," said Jim Wiggett, chief executive of Bebe. Читать дальше...

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. revealed Thursday that it plans to cut 5% of its workforce in a restructuring. The Silicon Valley chipmaker did not reveal the total number of jobs it will look to cut, but AMD reported a total employee count of 9,700 in its most recent annual report, which would mean nearly 500 jobs are on the chopping block. The move is part of a restructuring that will include consolidating some office and outsourcing some services, and AMD said in a filing that it expects to face about $41 million in costs for the move. Читать дальше...

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U.S. stocks finish mixed ahead of Friday's payrolls report

Storing data on a chip makes credit cards more secure — but only for in-store usage.

'Multiple' fatalities reported in shooting incident at Oregon community college

Stefan Larsson comes from Old Navy and H&M, not a luxury rival to Ralph Lauren.

U.K. stocks climbed Thursday but finished off their session highs as mining stocks pared early gains following a retreat in U.S. equity markets.

European stocks closer lower on Thursday, as initial optimism over better-than-expected factory data from China was replaced with renewed worries about slowing growth in the global economy.

The global economy may be slowing, but Americans are flush with cash and ready to spend it, says Michael Brush.

The Category 3 storm may still hit the U.S. East Coast this weekend, but atmospheric conditions are perplexing forecasters.

Oil futures pulled back from the session’s best levels as traders weighed prospects for energy demand.

Gold futures waver in the wake of the latest U.S. economic data, with much anticipation surrounding Friday’s jobs report.

After years of limited growth, construction on hotels is surging. The growth is centered around no-frills hotels, an analyst says.

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Small businesses created jobs in September at the fastest pace of 2015, a sign that companies are still growing at a solid pace, a trade group said Thursday. The National Federation of Independent Business said smaller companies added 0.18 jobs per firm, up from 0.13 in August. Some 53% of firms surveyed said they tried to add workers, but 85% also said they had a hard time finding qualified candidates. "Overall, September was on par with historically solid numbers," said William Dunkelberg, NFIB chief economist. Читать дальше...

Keep up to date on the progress of Hurricane Joaquin.

Keep up to date on the progress of Hurricane Joaquin.

Their ultimate aim is patriotic — to rebuild the power and glory of the People’s Republic, writes Timothy C. Summers.

Their ultimate aim is patriotic — to rebuild the power and glory of the People’s Republic, writes Timothy C. Summers.

Their ultimate aim is patriotic — to rebuild the power and glory of the People’s Republic, writes Timothy C. Summers.

Agco Corp.'s stock slumped 5.9% in active midday trade Thursday, putting it on course to close at an eight-month low, after UBS downgraded the agricultural equipment maker because of a bleak 2016 outlook. Analyst Steven Fisher cut his rating to sell, after being at neutral for more than 2 1/2 years. He slashed his stock price target to $39, which is 11% below current levels, from $52. Fisher said expectations weaker corn, soybean and cattle prices in the U.S., continued weakening in South America... Читать дальше...

U.S. stock benchmarks notch intraday lows at midday; DJIA off 175 points

It was an ugly third quarter. Here’s Deutsche Bank’s breakdown of the performance of every major asset class.