U.S. stocks rose Thursday, rebounding from two days of losses as investors looked ahead to the monthly jobs report.
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While the declining price of oil has received all the attention, the collapse of iron ore prices has outdistanced it; as prices fell below $50 a ton this week, the viability of miners has begun to be a concern.
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Funds managing billions hunt for investment clues in newswires, weather and Twitter.
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The big currency swings of the past three months have whipsawed many investors. Wall Street may end up loving the action.
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Some fear a multibillion-dollar pension-funding shortfall could undermine the city’s already tenuous finances.
Tesla investors should pay the most attention to the launch of the Model X, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said.
Investors are growing increasingly cautious about the stock market.
Stocks are entering the second quarter with a bit of apprehension.
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You can rent out your home for up to 14 days a year without owing tax. But things get complicated when some services report the income to the IRS.
While recruiters target elite universities like Princeton, providing on-campus information sessions and informal coffees, students at less-selective schools put in extra legwork.
Morgan Stanley paid its top executive $22.5 million for his work in running the Wall Street firm in 2014.
Investors are growing increasingly cautious about the stock market.
Tesla investors should pay the most attention to the launch of the Model X, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said.
European policy makers are nervously watching the havoc wrought by Silicon Valley giants on traditional industries, from publishing to taxicabs, fearful they will displace incumbents and squash local startups. They worry manufacturing and automotive will be hit next. Here's how they're going after the big U.S. tech firms.
Among the companies with shares expected to actively trade in Thursday's session are Google Inc., McDonald's Corp. and Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc.
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Lifting Italy’s growth path is more important to the eurozone’s future than Greece’s troubles.
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Ping An Insurance’s investment gives family-controlled China real-estate developer Country Garden both financial and political support.
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Etsy’s rising marketing costs could help it gain scale. But they also pose a hurdle to profitability ahead of its IPO.
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Sears’s REIT deal will provide the company with much needed cash, but its ability to survive as a retailer depends on it selling more than its assets.
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Ford’s auto sales topped expectations in March, but conditions can change quickly.
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