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The NBA has been in London this week for a seventh time in eight years, as the organization continues its growth of the game.
Share of Vans' parent company jumped in trading Friday after the apparel company reported strong growth in its Vans and The North Face brands and increased its full-year outlook.
Though Apple has trumpeted its Services segment, the company's top analyst thinks the App Store is "the next shoe to drop."
Sears' unsecured creditors filed an objection Thursday morning to Chairman Eddie Lampert's deal to save the company through his hedge fund, ESL Investments.
Job cuts at Tesla are not quite the bad news as first seemed, analysts at Jefferies and Oppenheimer say.
Musk says Tesla faces a "very difficult" road ahead in its long-term goal to sell affordable renewable energy products at scale.
Tiffany said on Friday that its worldwide same-store sales fell 2 percent during the holiday season, leading the upscale jeweler to temper its expectation for full-year profit.
Walmart will continue to operate through CVS Health's pharmacy benefit management commercial and managed Medicaid retail pharmacy networks.
Eli Lilly said its cancer treatment Lartruvo failed to meet the main goal in a late-stage trial and it expects to take a charge in the first quarter of 2019, sending its shares down more than 2 percent in early trade.
Tesla is cutting its full-time staff headcount by around 7 percent as it ramps up production of its Model 3 sedans, CEO Elon Musk says.
Ford says hybrid and electric versions F-150 pickup will be exceptionally capable, offering more towing and off-road power, justifying possible sticker shock from the higher prices.
The Transportation Security Administration says unpaid airport screeners have not been showing up to work because of financial reasons. TSA's ranks of 51,000 have been deemed essential and have been ordered to work without paychecks in the shutdown.
The so-called wealth effect — the theory that personal spending follows stocks — has become stronger in recent years as equity holdings have tripled as a share of disposable income.
European stocks were higher on Friday, after a report of progress on U.S.-China trade talks raised hopes of a breakthrough in their long-running dispute.
Jim Cramer explains how the market's overreaction in late 2018 has investors feeling a sense of certainty in the new year.
Jim Cramer shares his responses to callers' stock questions, including that of an automaker that recently lost its leader.
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