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AT&T (NYSE: T) just reported another quarter of staggering pay-TV subscriber losses. Almost 900,000 fewer people subscribed to one of AT&T's premium TV services at the end of June compared to a quarter earlier. The bulk of those subscriber losses can be attributed to Dir

What happened After reporting second-quarter financials that beat industry watchers' estimates, Medpace Holdings (NASDAQ: MEDP) shares are soaring 13.5% higher at 11:55 a.m. EDT on Tuesday.

After moving record-large Canadian oil volumes by rail just five months ago, shippers have hit the brakes, idling thousands of cars and tens of millions of dollars' worth of infrastructure.

Dutch semiconductor manufacturing equipment supplier ASM International NV said on Tuesday it expects third-quarter sales to fall from the previous quarter, which was boosted by continued high demand from data processing chip makers and semiconductor production plants.

Veeva Systems Inc (NYSE: VEEV) has been on a tremendous run over the past five years, more than tripling its annual revenues. At the end of last year, management realized it would reach its $1 billion annual revenue goal ahead of schedule, so it upped the bar again. A new $3 bil

What happened Shares of Sequential Brands Group (NASDAQ: SQBG) were soaring 43% higher in morning trading Tuesday on no specific news for the company that owns the Jessica Simpson label.

The former head of Mexican state oil company Pemex, Emilio Lozoya, appeared in court on Tuesday for an initial hearing on corruption charges, kicking off a case that could expose years of alleged malpractice at the firm.

Investors were treated to some attractive operating metrics in Kimberly-Clark's (NYSE: KMB) latest earnings report. Sure, sales slowed from the previous quarter's spike that was induced by panic buying. But the consumer staples giant still managed to gain market share in the key

The United States said on Tuesday one civilian was killed and three were injured in a U.S. air strike in Somalia in February, the second such admission since it launched quarterly reports on civilian casualties in its Africa operations.

Though the COVID-19 crisis has wrecked the U.S. economy on the whole, small businesses have taken an exceptionally hard hit. Many were forced to close their doors earlier on in the year, when much of the country was on lockdown, and some might never recover from those weeks of l

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