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Whether cheaper gas really helps consumers may show up in Friday's retail data as economists expect to see increase in October sales.
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Marc Faber has long been calling for the crash that never came. But as stocks have risen, he's gotten even more bearish.
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Bank branch closures are heading for a record year as the industry trims down and services get increasingly electronic.
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The 28 percent decline in oil prices puts any oil project not under construction at risk of being canceled. What's next for Keystone?
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Herbalife was unaware until just days ago that one of its directors was charged in 2008 fraud case in Brazil.
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The drop in crude oil prices provided a variety of plays, the "Fast Money" traders said.
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SunPower CEO Tom Werner says he's optimistic about the company's future.
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An agency of the U.S. Justice Department is gathering data from thousands of cell phones by using fake communications towers on airplanes, the WSJ reported.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban says the debate over net neutrality reminds him of something out of an Ayn Rand novel.
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Hedge fund Third Point is considering launching a proxy contest at Dow Chemical after negotiations over board seats broke down on Thursday.
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Oil prices cratered as government data showed U.S. oil production hitting a new high-water mark, while traders increased bets that OPEC will not curb its own output.
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On Thursday, again, the price of oil tumbled with the spot price slipping below $75 a barrel; that’s a four-year low.
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Wondering what to do when you think the market is over-extended and are looking for a bargain? Here is Jim Cramer's test for a cheap stock.
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A chart of the Dow Jones industrial average is trying to tell us that further gains lie ahead, according to technical analysts.
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Baker Hughes confirmed Thursday it is in preliminary talks with Halliburton regarding a potential business combination in a release.
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She plans to appeal the judgment on grounds that it grossly undervalues the marital wealth she is entitled to.
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With such a low share price, Jim Cramer takes a look at the retail environment to see if JC Penney could be an attractive buy.
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Eight years ago Google's YouTube buy looked risky, even crazy. Not anymore.
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Lonestar Capital Management, a $1 billion hedge fund based in San Francisco, is shutting down, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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There are reports oil giant Halliburton will buy Baker Hughes. This is one side effect of lower oil prices.
