Congress agreed to the most sweeping financial regulation in decades. However, the measure stopped short of financial companies' worst fears.
The oil company has now lost more than $100 billion in market cap. A Nomura analyst suggested it may need to sell stock to assure markets of its health.
First, reports emerged of cracks in a few of the plane maker's 767 models. Then its new 787 Dreamliner encountered manufacturing problems.
Results from recent London art auctions didn't meet enthusiastic expectations. The auctioneer's sales, however, were stronger than last year.
Research in Motion
The Blackberry maker had record first-quarter shipments and earnings topped Wall Street estimates. But revenues fell short.
The Blackberry maker had record first-quarter shipments and earnings topped Wall Street estimates. But revenues fell short.
The investment bank's fiscal second-quarter profit soared as its acquisitions and strategic advisory businesses boosted revenue.
The pizza chain dropped its second-quarter earnings per share projections to 10 to 15 cents from a range of 24 to 26 cents, disappointing investors.
The pharmaceutical company agreed to acquire Valeant Pharmaceuticals, doubling sales and cash flow and gaining access to new markets.
More worries about the economic outlook pushed bond prices higher. The yield on the two-year Treasury note is within a few basis points of its 2008 low.
Fourth-fiscal quarter earnings at the business software giant surged 25% as revenue began to come in from its Sun Microsystems acquisition.
The used-car retailer beat its fiscal first-quarter earnings and revenue estimates, pushing the stock to a lofty 15.5 times forward earnings multiple.
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