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Shares in Japan pared gains after the central bank tempered its economic assessment; elsewhere, China led markets lower ahead of a U.S. interest-rate decision.

Former Wells Fargo trader Joseph C. Ruggieri has been cleared of insider-trading charges, a move tied to an appeals-court decision last year that overturned the convictions of two former hedge-fund traders.

Data show volatility raises risks for individual investors who jump at opening stock bell.

Fears about a slowdown in China and worsening conditions in emerging markets have weighed on investor confidence, and prompted fund managers to pare back on stocks, according to a survey from Bank of America Merrill ...

I recently took part in Wood Mackenzie's quarterly in-house debate on risks to the energy industry. The timing was perfect. That week, Brent and WTI crude hit new post-recession lows, before staging incredible two-day ra...

It is one of the most eagerly awaited central bank announcements in years. But whatever the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate decision this week, some big European money managers say they'll take it in stride.

Analyst Nitin Mangal's negative stock report about the Indiabulls conglomerate led to his jailing; 'I feared for my life.'

Corporate executives and board members regularly make market-beating returns from buying and selling their companies' stock in the days before disclosing a significant event, according to a study.

The current four-year hourly worker labor contract between General Motors Co. and the United Auto Workers union was extended on Monday night beyond its midnight expiration, the company said. The UAW has chosen to focus o...

The Hewlett-Packard Company is no stranger to job cuts: During the Carly Fiorina era in the early aughts, the company's workforce was famously slashed by 30,000. Fast forward to the Meg Whitman years and the company is s...

Treasury bonds sold off Tuesday, sending the yield on the two-year note to the highest level since 2011, as the latest sign of resilience in consumer spending and higher equity prices reduced the appeal of haven assets.

The most recent short interest data has been released by the NASDAQ for the 08/31/2015 settlement date, and we here at Dividend Channel like to sift through this fresh data and order the underlying components of the Nasd...

FedEx investors will have to look past its largest unit, FedEx Express, to pull the stock out of a recent skid.

As Fed policy makers ponder this week whether and when to raise rates, an important factor in their decision will be whether to wait to see if the recent turmoil in stocks, bonds and currencies point to unanticipated tro...

FIIs staying on the sidelines in the cash market and buying downside protection in the options market

The House plans to vote in coming weeks on a bill to lift the four-decade ban on oil exports, a move likely to reignite debate over what to do with oil from the domestic production boom.

The upshot is that Indian companies will get access to a larger investor base, and will be able to tap investor categories to which they did not have access earlier

The overall decline in food inflation is good news for packaged food companies, as they will continue to enjoy lower input costs

The average monthly renewable energy certificates sales on energy exchanges increased from 4,789 units in the first eight months of the previous year to 40,153 units this year

If the Fed signals that it will hold off on future rate rises, falling expectations for bank interest income will sink shares.

Ad spending may be leaving TV. But digital publishers and app makers don't seem to be reaping all the spoils.

Portugal's central bank temporarily shelved the sale of Novo Banco, which was created out of failed lender Banco Espírito Santo, after it failed to agree on a price with bidders.