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With political risk receding, Europe will look more attractive for investors than it has for some time. How much markets rally in response will be a measure not just of how scared investors were about France, but could r...

Without price increases or deals to boost earnings, the pharmaceuticals sector faces a weak earnings season.

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When it comes to the euro, what doesn't kill it should make it stronger. The existential threat posed to the single currency by the French elections has faded. The focus should move to the economy and the European Centra...

Funding for pensions is dangerously low. But there is still hope. As Theodore Roosevelt said, "Do what you can, with what you have, where you are."

The 40%-plus rise in China Evergrande stock over the past month has been built on a share buyback program it can't afford.

Sebi's decision to exclude certain violations, including insider trading, from its consent mechanism has led to a surge in number of pending cases and fall in income from out-of-court settlements

Despite forecasting strong earnings growth for D-Mart and lauding its business model, Kotak report is skeptical about the valuations

Sunday's French election results are unlikely to revive the struggling Gallic economy.

U.S. paint giant PPG has sensibly combined its latest offer for European rival Akzo Nobel with a raft of commitments to staff and other local interest groups.

Higher gross refining margins (GRMs) and Reliance Jio subscriber base helped RIL beat Street expectations for the March quarter

Last month, the Federal Reserve Bank approved People's United Financial, Inc.'s acquisition of Suffolk Bancorp. As part of its approval, the Fed quadrupled its review threshold for banking M&A transactions from $25B to $...

It's one of the toughest jobs in sports photography -- capturing Formula One drivers as they hurtle around a race track at 200 mph. CNN talks to one of motorsport's most accomplished photojournalists.

Europe's investment banks need a big first quarter, none more so than Credit Suisse, where tensions have grown over bonuses and performance.

This article originally appeared on the Motley Fool. Though it's too early to say what the typical refund will look like for the 2016 tax year, the average American last year received $2,860 back from the IRS. Getting a ...

Yahoo! Weed Survey Has Positive Signals for Marijuana Stocks There was a time when it was hated like a sin. Now it is much sought after. America has come a long way since Reefer Madness. Today, more Americans want mariju...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average could easily end this week negative or neutral. It depends on the reactions to from Boeing, Caterpillar, DuPont, Coca Cola, 3-M Corp, Procter & Gamble and United Technologies, who report ...

Vishay Intertechnology, a Rare Tech Stock on Sale The valuation of technology stocks look somewhat excessive, but there are still growth stocks that offer great valuations and longer-term price appreciation. In the mid-c...

Russian stocks are a bit of a mess, but as far as risk goes, the markets have never been less afraid of the bear in the woods.

Expectations that stock prices will rise over the next six months fell again, keeping bullish sentiment below its historical average for 13 out of the last 14 weeks.

Standard gold prices plunged by Rs 235 to finish at Rs 29,110 per 10 grams from last Friday's closing level of Rs 29,345.

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