Dow Jones Industrial Average tops 19,000 for first time
The Dow Jones Industrial Average breached 19,000 for the first time early Tuesday, a day after major U.S. stock indexes hit records.
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Tyson Foods’ profit falls; CEO bows out
Tyson Foods Inc. said it would replace its CEO as the largest U.S. meat company faces questions over its ability to maintain rapid profit growth, and broader market scrutiny over...
Molson Coors CFO Mauricio Restrepo resigns because of “personal conduct”
Denver-based Molson Coors Brewing Co. said chief financial officer Mauricio Restrepo has resigned, effective immediately, because of "personal conduct" unrelated to the company's operations or financial statements.
Siemens to buy Mentor Graphics amid push to digitize factories
By Christopher Alessi and Natascha Divac, Dow Jones Newswires FRANKFURT 鈥� Siemens AG's planned acquisition of automation and industrial software provider Mentor Graphics Corp. is the German giant's latest play...
Samsung to buy auto-parts supplier Harman for $8 billion, becomes major player in auto technology
Samsung said Monday that it would buy U.S. auto-parts supplier Harman International Industries Inc., based in Stamford, Conn., for $8 billion in an all-cash deal that instantly makes Samsung a...
Affordable Care Act enrollment surges following Donald Trump election
The government on Thursday reported a surge in people picking plans on the Affordable Care Act's federal exchange on the day after voters elected presidential candidate who has pledged to...
NASA said to be opting for United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket over Orbital’s Antares
Less than three weeks after Orbital ATK Inc.'s Antares rocket resumed launching supplies to the international space station with some fanfare, NASA wants the booster to temporarily stand down, according...
AT&T-Time Warner deal stokes debate over “zero rating”
AT&T Inc.'s practice of exempting its streaming video services from data-usage caps is rankling competitors and shaping up as a major issue for regulators set to weigh the telecom giant's...
GM, Fiat Chrysler sales hurt by fewer selling days, cutbacks in fleet sales
The No. 1 and No. 3 auto makers reported their U.S. sales slipped in October, hurt by fewer selling days and a cutback in fleet sales, amid what is expected...
Molson Coors revenue declines amid weaker sales volume
Molson Coors Brewing Co. said revenue fell in the latest period on weaker sales volume as its brands remained pressured amid increased competition.