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‘We were surprised and appalled. They never mentioned this to us when we signed Spencer up for her course.’

Billionaire claims “politically motivated hit piece.”

Deckers Outdoor Corp. wrapped up a record year with roughly $2 billion in sales of Ugg boots, pushing the company to an earnings beat and a soaring stock price Thursday.

Applied Materials Inc. shares declined in the extended session Thursday after the semiconductor-manufacturing equipment maker missed on earnings, revenue and its forecast and pointed at continuing supply-chain issues.

China’s central bank on Friday lowered the benchmark lending rate for loans with tenors of five years or more, a move that could help lower financing costs for struggling businesses.

Worse-than-expected earnings results from the biggest publicly traded companies are poised to become another headwind, says Capital Economics’ Thomas Mathews.

Oil futures swing to a higher close Thursday as a selloff in equity markets eases and investors monitor plans for a pullback of COVID restrictions in Shanghai.

David Solomon said that ‘you have to be looking through a lens with a little bit more caution right now’

Diverse work history can be helpful in meaningful ways.

WIC, the government’s nutritional-aid program, only covers certain sizes of formula, and relies heavily on the recalled Abbott products.

Target was downgraded by a number of analyst groups after the retailer reported a wide first-quarter profit miss

Under Armour announced that its CEO Patrik Frisk will be stepping down on June 1 and Colin Browne, chief operating officer will step in on an interim basis

It’s been a brutal week for consumer-sector stocks while the S&P 500 index is edging closer to bear market territory. 

The Senate on votes against a motion to proceed on a $48 billion aid package aimed at restaurants and other businesses still hurting due to COVID-19.

Some smart investors doubled their money when market gloom was this bad.

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It wasn’t just Target’s off-target results that blasted stocks on Wednesday, when the stock market stumbled.

Medical expenses in old age continue to rise year after year.

The volatility for stocks is heating up, but how likely is it that we’ll actually get a 40% plus drop as some think? It all depends on this, says Evercore.