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Energy companies aren't finished shedding jobs due to crude oil prices that are half what they were about six months ago, the top executive at oil-field services giant Schlumberger warned.

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Watchmakers gathering in Geneva for one of the industry's champagne events will be anxiously digesting the impact of the Swiss central bank's move to scrap the minimum exchange rate.

Some users are fuming about having to pay more to file 2014 tax returns. Here are issues for customers to weigh.

It's worthwhile for investors to weigh up the potential winners and losers from this new world of cheap oil

Fundsmith now has £3bn of assets under management and counts household names such as Domino's Pizza and Microsoft in its slim portfolio of 27 companies

Investors continue to look at the John Paulson as a way to bet on rising merger and acquisition activity globally, as companies look to scale their operations and take advantage of record-low financing costs.

Silver staged a strong come back following frantic speculative buyout coupled with industrial offtake and finished above the key 39,000 mark

U.S. stocks rallied Friday, snapping five straight sessions of losses, after oil prices rebounded and consumer sentiment leaped to an 11-year high. Oil prices spiked above $50 per barrel Friday after trading near a six-y...

It's been a rocky start to 2015. But here are four reasons not to give up on the bull market.