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The bulls hope for more good news from Fortinet, which gapped higher after a strong earnings report earlier this year.
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With just a few weeks of trading left, 2012 is looking a lot like 2011 in one key regard: Investors still don't believe in the market.
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Apple is in the "early stage of testing" its own television set, according to a report.
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As new rules resulting from the Dodd-Frank Act are implemented in 2012, there are some existential questions on whether new regulations will improve the world or inadvertently become the source of the next crisis.
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As the prospect of the U.S. economy falling off a "fiscal cliff" looms large, keeping stock markets on edge, one technical analyst says falling off the "cliff" is likely to end up being a non-event for equities.
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On Wednesday, Freeport McMoRan made a massive bet on oil and gas with a $9 billion acquisition of two energy companies. Is there’s something wrong with Freeport’s copper business?
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Top lawmakers are speaking on the hill this house about the fiscal cliff. CNBC's Eamon Javers reports Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) is saying it's time for Republicans to face the reality; and Todd Gordon of Aspen Trading Group, weighs in on the U.S. Dollar Index's strength today.
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Following Citigroup's announcement that it would cut 11,000 jobs and restructure its businesses, the bank's CFO said the move was a "fairly comprehensive initial foray" into its new strategy.
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Investors looking to buy corporate bonds must temper their expectations for 2013.
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Facebook will be added to the Nasdaq 100 stock index on December 12, roughly seven months after the social networking giant's initial public offering.
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The race to beat the "dividend cliff" is on – and it's generating some big pay-days for CEOs and company founders. Special dividends will total more than $22 billion this quarter.
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Insight on the market's direction, with Michael Yoshikami, Destination Wealth Management; and Rob Lutts, Cabot Money Management.
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Stocks will end 2013 higher as the economy picks up, said a Goldman strategist.
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Millions more Americans could be subject to the AMT this year if Congress fails to reach a deal on the "fiscal cliff," including those making as little as $33,750 a year and joint filers making $45,000.
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London-based Prudential PLC is riding the wave of demographic change occurring in emerging Asia, says CEO Tidjane Thiam.
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Stunned investors sent shares of Yum tumbling after the company said sales in China were expected to fall 4 percent. Does that mean China’s economy is in trouble?
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An “outperform” rating on Zynga was terribly wrong, but the online gaming company still stands to be profitable next year, Wedbush Securities Managing Director Michael Pachter said Friday on CNBC.
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Hey, Facebook, you just had your best month ever. What are you going to do now?
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A gloomy reality sets in: 2013 will be tough, "fiscal cliff" or not.
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Traders filled their carts with Dollar General on Thursday, looking for the stock to rally.
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If you're a Baby Boomer, the biggest challenge in looking for work may come with reimagining your career. You don't have to completely reinvent yourself, but you may have to adapt to a new environment.