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The market fell slightly last week, so we can expect a rally.

China is scrambling to import meat after a swine disease hit hog farms across the country and decimated its pig herd. It's pushing up beef, pork and poultry prices around the world.

Despite revenues growing at a CAGR of 20% between 2016 and 2018, Alcoa (NYSE: AA) is currently witnessing a slowdown in demand for its primary products alumina and aluminum, which could lead to revenues declining at a CA...

An interest rate proposed to replace Libor as a new benchmark surged last week amid tumult in money markets.

Under California's bill, ruling drivers as employees would mean the state's courts interpret Uber's core service to be transportation, not technology.

IEX Group will abandon its struggling listings effort after the upstart exchange's only listed company decided to jump ship.

Central banks are getting closer to issuing their own digital currencies. If they do, the dollar might finally face real competition as the world's dominant currency.

Startups are creating new ways for consumers shut out of the traditional mortgage market to be able to join the ranks of homeowners.

Beijing has declined to embark on productivity-enhancing reforms--and is betting the farm on information technology to keep growth high.

Bitcoin's volatility fell again today, hitting its lowest since April 1. When will the world's most prominent cryptocurrency break out of its doldrums?

Big U.S. firms are increasingly talking up environmental, social and governance factors on earnings calls.

Shares of Overstock.com Inc. continued their wild ride Monday, slumping to a three-month low, after the online surplus-goods retailer announced the departure of another key executive and cut its earnings guidance

shares of Amcor were yielding above the 5% mark based on its quarterly dividend

Credit Suisse launched an investigation into its surveillance of a departing top executive who is joining crosstown rival UBS, after the executive filed a report with Zurich police.

The management company of the hedge-fund giant founded by Kenneth Griffin sold $500 million in investment-grade bonds earlier this month to fund a dividend to its owners.

Gold prices rose after weak economic data from Europe raised new fears of a slowdown in global growth and pushed some investors toward assets considered safer.

From Microsoft and Apple to Walmart and GE, here's a look at the top 20 largest companies in the U.S.

Digital agent model will help address under-penetration due to lack of supply across markets

"I think gold is in a good place," Pierre Lassonde, co-founder of Franco-Nevada, said last week at the Denver Gold Forum. Looking ahead 30 years, Pierre believes the yellow metal could average $12,500 an ounce--and may e...

For the iShares Russell 1000 ETF, we found that the implied analyst target price for the ETF based upon its underlying holdings is $182.35 per unit.

Only two of the five major equity averages closed last week above their semiannual pivots.

The demise of 178-year old British tour operator Thomas Cook is a testament to the profound changes faced by the tourism industry. It also contains clues as to its future direction of travel.