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Business development companies (or BDCs) have been hit hard over the past few quarters. Those with large energy investments have seen their stock prices plunge along with oil.

Instead of building off 2015's reversals, 2016 appears to be expanding some of the uncertainties. Three items stand out in particular.

What’s down with banks? Stock prices for the industry have fallen much more than the overall stock market index. The KBW bank index has dropped about 20 percent (as this is being written) from the end of last year, tho...

Pandora Media reported its Q4 revenues just ahead of the market expectations but its profits failed to beat the estimates. And just before the earnings release, the New York Times reported that the Internet radio company...

As expected, while North America performed well for PepsiCo , continual volatility in certain crucial emerging markets took away from an otherwise strong performing business in Q4. The food and beverage giant reported it...

There were many signs last week that the few remaining bullish advisors or investors were giving up on the stock market . Even the cautious economic comments from Fed Chair Janet Yellen did not inspire many new buyers. T...

Rajan also said there is no question of going back on the bad loans' clean-up drive; assures full support to all banks

In our first web exclusive content, SuperCharged's Nicki Shields tracks down Formula E commentating duo Jack Nicholls and IndyCar legend Dario Franchitti.

A roundup of the top 10 cybersecurity stories from the past week

Stocks finished a volatile trading week under pressure from steep declines in oil, weakness overseas, and market-crushing remarks by U.S. Federal Reserve President Janet Yellen that helped send the S&P 500 down to nearly...

U.S. consumers showed signs of strength in January, taking advantage of low oil prices to increase their spending and offering a welcome counterpoint to the gloom that has gripped investors and roiled markets since the s...

The sharp drop this year in consumer-focused stocks is feeding fears of a recession, but those companies' bonds are sending a more upbeat signal.

Brian Moynihan, chairman and chief executive of Bank of America Corp., is receiving a pay package worth $16 million for 2015, most of it in the form of restricted stock.