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Contrarian manager Alan Lancz has an eye for bargains. He likes Fitbit, Crocs, Occidental, and Twitter.

Former Wells Fargo strategist Jim Paulsen identifies indicators that could signal a stock downturn.

Reuters/Marcelo Del Pozo Student-loan debt in the US has grown to a staggering $1.3 trillion, and the average 2016 graduate will have to repay more than $37,000. While it's clear that college is more expensive than ever,...

Byline Bancorp's decision to go public sends a message that it plans to dangle a more liquid stock in front of potential sellers. It also provides a way for certain shareholders to cash out.

The firm has a host of growth/scale catalysts, including the disintermediation of cash/checks by electronic payments.

Universal Though "The Mummy" marks the biggest global opening weekend ever for Tom Cruise with $170 million, it doesn't look like it's going to help Universal's first entry in its new Dark Universe franchise stay in the ...

The government must strike a transitional deal with the EU to protect the UK car industry, a trade group warns.

By 2020 there will be 1.4 million jobs in the computing sector, but only 3% of these will be filled by women. To rectify this gender gap, it's important to figure out why women aren't choosing positions in technology and...

June Shivers took her 2005 Lincoln LS, which was fully paid for, to a Blue Island car dealership in September to get it serviced. When the 85-year-old Chicagoan left the lot, she was driving a used 2014 Ford Fusion and w...

Flickr/Paul Longinidis For most of us, financial mistakes are a riteof passage. Even the most successful people have a money-relatedregretor two (or more).As a financial planner in New York City, I've come to expect new ...

(Reuters) - More than two dozen U.S. companies, including several big banks, have teamed up to establish shared principles that would allow them to better understand their cyber security ratings and to challenge them if ...

As the fight against the Islamic State winds down, a new and deadly conflict is threatening to erupt in Syria's war-torn east.

The Washington Redskins aren't in the clear with their team name just yet, even after the Supreme Court ruled Monday that the government can't block trademarks on the basis that …

I'm going to make the entire US debt disappear before your eyes -- and you are not going to like the way I do it. Let's start with the Federal Reserve's announcement last week that it planned to shrink the size of its $4...

The flattening yield curve is slowing gains in the bank sector but it still scored a technical breakout.

Food business and traditional grocery are never going to be the same

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Qatar Airways Qatar Airways has been named the best airline in the world for 2017 by the leading consumer-aviation website Skytrax. The Doha, Qatar-based airline was presented with the award on Tuesday at a ceremony duri...

The CNBC host and informal Trump advisor tells ThinkAdvisor that failure to pass corporate tax cuts this summer could have broad ramifications.

A drop in the approval ratings of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's administration has emboldened critics of Abenomics.

Viacom's BET Networks is known for building community. BET's Nneka Norville shares her strategies and offers four tips to start a career in corporate social responsibility.

The Minnesota Timberwolves are getting into the jersey advertisement game with a Fitbit patch in a three-year deal. The Timberwolves announced the marketing collaboration for the team's first jersey patch …