Donald Trump, who ran as an outsider and vilified Goldman Sachs during the campaign, is adding another veteran of the powerful Wall Street firm to his administration.
Lockheed Martin stock falls after Donald Trump tweeted that he thought the cost of the company's F-35 fighter jet was too high. The attack comes shortly after Trump blasted Boeing for Air Force One's costs.
It may not have just been fake bank and credit card accounts. Now there are allegations that Wells Fargo customers were sold Prudential insurance products they didn't want.
FedEx CEO Fred Smith is warning about the dangers of clamping down on free trade, especially tearing up NAFTA, or the North American Free Trade Agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada.
The public spat between Donald Trump and Boeing, the maker of Air Force One, represents an unusual rift between two historically friendly American institutions?but the tension goes deeper than a tweet about a pair of presidential jets.
There's a long list of companies that Donald Trump has publicly attacked. But you know what they say about there being no such thing as bad publicity? Shares of companies Trump has criticized are beating the market since the election.
Donald Trump praised Carrier's decision to invest $16 million in Indiana plant, but the investment will be in automation that will reduce the number of jobs saved.
Harold Hamm, a top energy adviser to President-elect Donald Trump, said on Thursday that he believes the tribes fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline are "being taken advantage of."
