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Investors continue to grapple with concerns about the extreme volatility roiling China's stock markets, adding to fears the world’s second largest economy is slowing.

Chinese consumers often prefer American brands, but that could change if China’s economic troubles persist.

Two key Chinese stock markets crashed Monday just three weeks after the government took drastic measures to prevent a rout and reassure investors.

One area that excites Wall Street for its profit-making possibilities is Amazon's cloud computing business, Amazon Web Services.

A deal could be announced as early as next week, according to a person familiar with the matter.

In a speech Friday in New York, the Democratic presidential candidate is expected to call on Wall Street to be more focused on the future.

The e-commerce company posts a surprise quarterly profit after a long history of sacrificing profits for rapid sales growth.

A trio of mixed earnings results from blue-chip stocks send the index into the red for the year.

Cable and media giant Comcast reported Q2 earnings Thursday, matching EPS estimates and beating revenue.

Only 53 percent of companies have topped revenue forecasts during earnings season, below the 61 percent average beat rate since 2002.

One of the most divisive provisions of the Dodd-Frank financial reforms, the rule is intended to curb speculative Wall Street risk-taking.

Shipments of the flagship iPhone came in below forecasts, sending Apple shares down more than 5 percent.

Asian stocks got off to a bumpy start on Wednesday after earnings dragged down U.S. equities, while the dollar edged away from highs hit earlier this week.

Comcast reports Q2 earnings Thursday. The company’s Universal Studios has been a hit-making monster this year.

The software giant's fourth-quarter earnings are out, and it's not looking good for the company's troubled mobile platform.

Apple, Microsoft and Yahoo are each scheduled to post financial results after the closing bell Tuesday.

Tesla is “unlikely” to meet its 10-year vehicle sales and energy-storage targets, according to new research from UBS.

The ongoing rise in American equities owes mainly to companies repurchasing their own shares, Deutsche Bank's Binky Chadha writes.

The landmark financial reforms, signed by President Obama five years ago today, had an indelible impact on Wall Street — but more than a third of its rules remain unfinished.

The New Development Bank had a rocky start, with disagreements between its member nations causing several delays since it was first proposed in 2012.

China's regulator says it will continue with measures to "restore investor confidence," as authorities defend massive intervention in the market.

This week marks a pinnacle for corporate earnings, with nearly 130 companies scheduled to report results for the second quarter.

Tesla Motors shares were headed toward their highest price since the company announced its “gigafactory” site in September.

EBay's market capitalization will shrink to around $34 billion following the spinoff.

The move is likely to target mid-level and back-end staff to achieve maximum savings, according to reports.

The Athens Stock Exchange closed on June 29 when Greece shut its banks and imposed capital controls to ward off a collapse.

French President François Hollande said an elected parliament for the countries that use the euro might cure what ails Europe.

Sikorsky Aircraft is the unit that makes Black Hawk helicopters.

The world's biggest corporate debt pile - $16.1 trillion and rising - is a significant threat to China's slowing economy and will not be easily managed.