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Investors in PG&E stocks and bonds have lost about $4.1 billion in the four trading days since the blaze in Sonoma County started.

In China, higher inflation constrains policy makers, and as recent history has shown, can produce a very testy political environment.

McKesson, one of the largest pharmaceutical distributors in the U.S., seems especially bullish on its own stock--perhaps too much.

Anne Pramaggiore resigned soon after she abruptly retired from her job as chief executive of the utilities unit of Exelon Corp.

Apple stock is up almost 55% this year.

The Federal Reserve's subtle change in the language of its postmeeting statement sent markets the vague message it sought.

Forget today's pathetic Treasury rates. And forget the lousy payout on your typical S&P 500 name, too.

Apple beat Wall Street's expectations on revenue and earnings, even as iPhone sales came in slightly lighter than expected.

We are entering the giving season when the majority of charitable donations are made. Most affluent individuals make charitable donations, but the vast majority continue to simply pay cash. That's the most expensive and ...

Starbucks' net sales rose 7% to $6.75 billion, topping expectations of $6.68 billion.

Facebook is facing pressure from regulators, but the social network is still growing its huge ad business.

Actively embracing our weaknesses allows us to channel them in agile ways that extend our development.

The Fed didn't have any tricks up its sleeves today, basically delivering the market what analysts had expected by cutting rates and by signaling a pause might be ahead. Stocks are barely responding, probably because inv...

The German banking giant says it is hitting restructuring goals, but investors are far from convinced.

The Federal Reserve's third rate cut this year can ripple through American's everyday finances, from mortgages to savings accounts and auto loans.

Jair Bolsonaro shouldn't push to be a member of the oil exporters' club even though they would love to have him.

Options traders are bracing for a relatively calm earnings season for online travel stocks, despite big swings in shares of individual companies this reporting season.

The just released September quarter's GDP growth rate of a lackluster 1.9% was turbocharged by "Motor vehicle output."

Bond prices rose Wednesday before the conclusion of the Federal Reserve's meeting at which the central bank is widely expected to reduce interest rates.

Investors might have a good sense of how November went for the market long before their first helpings of turkey and stuffing.

GE shares surged on Wednesday, but only back to the level they reached three months ago, showing that shareholders remain wary about its turnaround.

Here we go again, Argentina!