HP Earnings: 87 Cents EPS, $27.58 Billion Revenue vs. Estimates of 81 Cents EPS, $28.01 Billion Revenue
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'A number of participants' on the FOMC this month favored slowing the Fed's efforts to maintain record-low long-term interest rates as early as summer.
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Dell on Thursday said it welcomed Carl Icahn, who has built up a 100 million share stake in the company, and other interested parties as the computer maker seeks to go private.
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It's worth considering one study that argues spending time in prison actually helps a person increase their earnings power from criminal activity.
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So goes traffic - so goes the economy, according to INRIX, a data-gathering and analysis firm that stumbled onto traffic as an economic indicator.
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Apple is in a "dilemma", according to one analyst and a low-end version of the iPhone or even a rumored iWatch or Apple TV may not be enough to turn its fortunes around.
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Nearly two-thirds of victimized companies go belly up after being cyber attacked. How small outfits can protect themselves.
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The Dow's record high feels "eerily similar" to the market's peak in mid-2007 before the global financial crisis, Albert Edwards, the London-based global strategist at Societe Generale, known for his famously bearish stance on equities, said on Thursday.
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Hedge fund titan Jim Chanos told CNBC he's short on Dell and wonders if the potential deal-makers circling the troubled PC maker are looking at the company's financials.
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Corporate buybacks have surpassed the $1 trillion mark for the first time since 2009, a sign the credit boom is reaching new heights, according to one chief market strategist.
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A television consultant claims that former Vice President Al Gore and others at Current TV stole his idea to sell the struggling network to Al-Jazeera.
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Containing health care costs, promoting innovation and the treatment of deadly diseases are among the biggest challenges the U.S. faces, Johnson and Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky said on Thursday.
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Department store J.C. Penney laid off about 2,200 employees in its stores and district offices on Wednesday, according to a report from The Dallas Morning News.
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Google is not just a search giant anymore. The company's push into a variety of different ventures have made it a force to be reckoned with in the tech industry.
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Planned layoffs rose for the second month in a row in February as the financial sector cut the most employees in over a year, a report showed on Thursday.
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Time Warner announced plans to spin off its publishing unit Time Inc. as in independent, publicly-traded company.
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The Fed's report on the economy reveals that businesses across America say they are slowing hiring because of the Affordable Care Act. Maybe this thing really is a "jobs killer."
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U.S. safety regulators are poised to approve a plan to allow Boeing Co to begin flight tests of the 787 Dreamliner with a fix for its volatile batteries, a critical step towards returning the grounded aircraft to service, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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Stock-market bulls are finally getting some data to back up their bets that the U.S. economic recovery is picking up steam.
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Despite objections, the U.S. is heading down the road to export natural gas, and that could ultimately help shake up world energy markets.
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Even amid declining stock market correlation, active managers are still having a tough time staying competitive.
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U.S. economic growth continued to improve gradually in January and early February, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday.
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Randy Kroszner, University of Chicago Booth School of Business, shares reaction to the FOMC minutes and Fed Chairman Bernanke's testimony.
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Discussing whether today's move is a signal for what's ahead for the markets, with Mark Spellman, Value Line Funds, and Stephanie Link, TheStreet.
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Which company has the better tools to build your portfolio, with Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson, and Enis Taner, RiskReversal.com.