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CEO turnovers are spiking, and rising in the retail industry in particular — but the sector is rarely hiring women for its top jobs.

Alphabet shares closed at $151.87, surpassing their prior record high set in 2021.

American beat Wall Street estimates on the top and bottom lines.

The medical cost increases reflect an increasing number of older adults returning to hospitals to undergo procedures they had delayed during the pandemic.

After a rough early start to 2024 and lots of analyst negativity, Apple has turned the corner.

Paramount Global announced layoffs, as the company tries to cut costs while it faces acquisition interest.

When Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman reported 2023 results this week, both companies' space businesses were top in sales growth by a long shot.

Inflation has prompted even wealthy Americans to curb their spending habits. But affluent millennials still feel pressured to show they're successful.

Apple didn't make these moves voluntarily — they were required by a new European law, the Digital Markets Act.

The property, once the most expensive listing the Hamptons, had been on and off the market since 2016.

A flurry of layoffs from major companies have impacted thousands of workers at the start of 2024. Here are a few things to know before taking a buyout.

The massive check was mistakenly sent to actor Tom Hollander.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump warned he will blacklist donors to the electoral campaign of Nikki Haley, his rival for the Republican nomination.

Southwest is the latest airline to remove a yet-to-be certified Boeing Max model from its plans.

More than half of respondents rated her performance so far as "very poor" or "poor," and the ECB union said she was characterized as an "autocratic leader."

With expectations too high for our liking, we're happy to pocket a 34% gain and look elsewhere for opportunities.

Comcast beat earnings estimates and raised its dividend by 7% as broadband subscribers fell less than analysts expected.

GDP was expected to grow at a 2% annualized rate in the fourth quarter of 2023, according to economists surveyed by Dow Jones.

Taxpayers may have a harder time finding an accountant — and may need to get creative about tax help. Here are three options to consider.

The number of American workers hired by international companies grew 62% last year.