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Here are seven major companies whose stocks moved on the week's news

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Beetles, tariffs and mill closures have cut into Canada's share of the U.S. lumber market, lifting prices by about a third over the past year and shifting even more logging to the U.S. Southeast.

2019 has been a great year for investors so far, with the S&P 500 now poised to break its record high.

The Verdi Alpi marble was taken from the same rock that Ludwig Mies van der Rohe sourced in the 1920s to build the Barcelona Pavilion.

Alphabet gets ready to report Q3 earnings this Monday with investors waiting to see if Q2's solid performance in ad revenue continued. Other things to consider include search volume and the cloud business.

Bitcoin prices climbed close to 20% in less than 24 hours. Is this the start of a new, bullish trend?

Charles Schwab's zero-commission gambit is paying off, as the stock has rebounded since its Oct. 1 announcement.

A pair of high-profile settlements announced this week in the opioid litigation have worsened the persistent tension between states and local governments over who should control the money when it starts to flow.

The global head of Citigroup's consumer business is leaving, yet things are actually heading in the right direction for that part of the banking giant.

The former national security advisor objected to Trump's actions with regard to Ukraine.

Mr. IMF, Mauricio Macri, will probably lose his bid for a second term as Argentina's president on Sunday. What's coming next?

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China now tops France in the World Bank's latest "Doing Business" rankings and is closing in on Japan. But there is less than meets the eye to the stratospheric rise in its rank, from 78th to 31st in just three years.

You may not think of sea level rise as a story replete with good news. Intelligent investors know better.

PG&E stock and bond prices tumbled as Wall Street wagered that the damage from the Kincade Wildfire will likely complicate the utility's attempts to emerge from bankruptcy.

Kimball International (KBAL) is the featured stock in October's Exec Comp Aligned with ROIC Model Portfolio.

My research shows this is a stock investors should look to buy ahead of its Q3 earnings report on November 1.

The strong earnings from Intel yesterday might ease concerns about the chip market, where worries arose earlier in the week after a soft showing from Texas Instruments.

Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest beer company, has served up a profit warning and weak growth in key markets.

The Fed said it took in $67.593 billion Treasurys and $9.75 billion in mortgage securities in a repurchase-agreement operation that will expire on Monday.