MARKETS / FINANCE

Goldman Sachs will post earnings on Thursday, and it likely made less this quarter than in Q3 2012 as bond markets were quiet.

Bank of America faced the same headwinds as other banks, but its cost-cutting and portfolio-cleanup efforts worked in Q3.

Tesla shareholders are boosting the car company's stock. But mutual funds have been quietly backing out.

Wall Street's jaded attitude toward Washington's latest crisis could turn into a frenzied one if the U.S. defaults.

The Finnish game maker, which turned a profit in 2012, could now potentially reach Asian markets.

Vedanta Resources sweetens offer price by 36 percent to buy stakes in India’s government-run entities, Hindustan Zinc and Balco.

In an updated S-1 form filed Tuesday, Twitter stated it would trade shares on the NYSE under the previously announced ticker name TWTR.

As the default deadline nears, the credit rating entity had a stern warning for Washington's officials.

Gold market reaction to U.S. policy deadlock on the federal budget and debt ceiling has been surprisingly muted.

Former “Saved by the Bell" fans will get a kick out of seeing Elizabeth Berkley recreate the '90s series' famous "I'm So Excited" scene on "Dancing With the Stars."

Pepsi could be hurt by a slowdown in Brazil and Russia, two of its largest foreign markets.

Treasury yields probably would rise but not by much in a default, given how brief a default would be and the implications for economic and monetary policy.

The weakening mortgage sector has plagued banks this quarter, but Bank of America is predicted to escape the worst.

The House GOP isn't waiting for a bipartisan Senate deal: its plan seeks more changes to Obamacare.

The operator of eBay.com is expected to report higher profit on the strength of its PayPal business and better sales.

Investors seem cautiously optimistic that Congress will ink a deal to end the US government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling.

CBS is the priciest network. CW is a bargain.

The numbers are in and it's clear that Chinese tourists spent extravagantly at Macau’s casino tables during the Golden Week holiday.

The social media giant will pay between $150 million and $200 million for Onavo, which was founded in 2010.

Now in its third week, it's clear that the government's partial shutdown is affecting many more people than just federal employees.

Industrial production in 17-bloc euro area and 28-nation European Union topped expectations.

China's luxury consumers are clamoring for gold, or at least gold-colored, goods of all kinds.

The markets are becoming increasingly concerned that Congress will not raise the debt ceiling in time to avert a catastrophic default.

The country’s consumer price index came in a bit higher than a consensus estimate of 2.9 percent.

Hollis Jane, one of the dancing bears at Miley Cyrus’ shocking performance at the VMA show, speaks out about what actually happened and how it made her feel “less than human.”

Bryan Cranston, playing Walter White in “Breaking Bad,” wore a pair of tighty whities in the pilot episode of the AMC series that just sold at auction for a whopping $9,900.

Tablet magazine confused and alienated some readers with its fake announcement that Philip Roth had won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Mexico has proposed a bill that would open their energy sector up to private investment

Robin Thicke sits down to talk to Oprah Winfrey about Miley Cyrus, twerking, his marriage to Paula Patton and his recent cheating rumors, on Oprah's show.