Intel, Travelers boost Dow, Apple drags Nasdaq
The Nasdaq fell on Wednesday, a day after a profit miss from technology heavyweight Apple, but gains in chipmaker Intel and insurer Travelers pushed the Dow and S&P 500 higher.
New Hampshire Republicans Put Pressure on Nevada to Move Primary
Republican politicians from New Hampshire release statement in favor of preserving the state's first in the nation status.
Wal-Mart had long history of violations in Chongqing: official
Wal-Mart stores in the central Chinese city of Chongqing were cited for violations 20 times over five years before the latest incident that led to the closure of all the chain's stores in the city, a Chongqing official said on Wednesday.
Morgan Stanley profit jumps on stock trading
Morgan Stanley swung to a quarterly profit as stock trading results proved surprisingly resilient and wealth management revenue soared.
Citigroup wins in employees' stock drop appeal
A federal appeals court said Citigroup Inc was not liable to thousands of workers who said it should not have offered bank stock in its retirement plans because it knew the stock was a bad investment.
Agnico Suspends Quebec Mine operations; Stock Down
Agnico-Eagle is indefinitely suspending operations at its Goldex mine in Val d'Or, Quebec, because of water inflow and ground instability, the company said on Wednesday, sending its shares sharply lower.
Intel Shares Jump on Upbeat Outlook
Intel Corp shares rose nearly 4 percent on Wednesday, the day after the chipmaker forecast an upbeat fourth quarter that underscored its strength in emerging markets, and prompted at least seven brokerages to raise their price target on the stock.
Instant view: CPI rises; housing starts up 15 percent
Consumer prices outside food and energy rose less than expected in September to post their smallest gain in six months, a government report showed on Wednesday, suggesting inflation pressures remained contained.
AMR Posts $162 Million Loss
AMR Corp., the parent company of American Airlines, struggled amidst surging fuel costs.
JetBlue CFO Ed Barnes Resigns
Barnes parts JetBlue on good terms, says spokesperson.
Apple shares slide after rare earnings miss
Apple Inc shares fell more than 5 percent on Wednesday, the first trading session after a rare quarterly earnings miss, but analysts said the drop presented a buying opportunity for investors.
American Air's parent AMR posts loss on fuel costs
AMR Corp, parent of American Airlines reported a larger-than-expected quarterly loss as the company felt the effects of high fuel costs and volatile foreign exchange rates.
SEC conducting sweeping regulatory review of ETFs
The Securities and Exchange Commission has launched a broad, agency-wide review of exchange-traded funds to ensure they are adequately transparent and not fueling market volatility, a top agency official told lawmakers on Wednesday.
Herman Cain and Ron Paul Go Head-To-Head on Occupy Wall Street Protests [VIDEO]
GOP presidential candidates Ron Paul and Herman Cain went at each other over the burgeoning Occupy Wall Street Protests during Tuesday's debate.
BoC seen delaying rate hike until Q3 of 2012: Reuters poll
The Bank of Canada will keep rates on hold until the third quarter of next year amid slow global growth and the risk that Europe's debt crisis will linger on, according to a Reuters survey released on Tuesday.
Could IRL Learn from Dan Wheldon's Death and Return of Formula 1 to U.S.?
Formula 1 is all set to make a competitive return to the United States of America. The re-introduction of Formula 1 – administered by the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and enormously popular across Europe and Asia – will certainly throw up comparisons between IndyCars and F1, if only because the latter is, in terms of racing designs and category of race car, the closest thing to an IndyCar.
Apple shares fall after rare earnings miss
Apple Inc shares were down about 5 percent in premarket trading on Wednesday, the first day after a rare quarterly earnings miss, but analysts called the results a blip and said it presented a buying opportunity.
Nasdaq lower after Apple profit miss
The Nasdaq fell on Wednesday after technology heavyweight Apple missed earnings expectations, while the other big indexes were little changed after a run-up in the last session on a report Europe would beef up its crisis fund.
Yue Yue Hit-and-Run Incident Highlights China's Illness, Blamed on 'Nanjing Judge' [VIDEO]
Yue Yue, a two-year-old toddler, was run over twice by a van, once more by a truck, and ignored by 18 passersby as she lay bleeding in the middle of a market street in China.
U.S. Deports More Illegal Immigrants, and More Deportees Are Criminals: Customs
The U.S. has deported 400,000 illegal immigrants in the past year, the largest one-year total ever, and an increasing number -- 55 percent -- were convicted criminals.
Apple results weigh on Nasdaq at the open
The Nasdaq fell at the open on Wednesday after Apple missed earnings expectations, while the other big indexes opened little changed after a run-up in the last session on a report Europe would beef up its crisis fund.
Windows Phone is More User-Friendly Than iPhone, Claims Ballmer
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is back at it again at the Web 2.0 summit, bashing Google Apps, Android and even Apple iPhone asking to compare the appeal of Windows phone with Android phone and iPhone.
'Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary' Gets Kinect Functionality [PHOTOS]
Remake of Classic game Halo: Combat Evolved gets remaster campaign, remade multiplayer maps and Kinect features.
Albino Cyclops Shark Discovered: Real or Hoax?
Pictures of a one-eyed shark met with skepticism but was proved by scientists to be genuine.
China state TV recasts spotlight on Apple suppliers' pollution
Some of Apple Inc's suppliers in China have once again come under scrutiny, with state broadcaster China Central Television accusing them of causing pollution.
Steve Jobs Makes Most Influential Men List
This year, Steve Jobs ranks number one on AskMen's Top 49 Most Influential Men of 2011. Amongst celebrities, musicians, and sports stars, Apple CEO Jobs snagged first place for having made the biggest impact.
Morgan Stanley trading business strong
Morgan Stanley reported a third-quarter profit and its trading and merger advisory businesses performed better than competitors'.
Nasdaq set to drop after Apple profit miss
The Nasdaq was set to fall on Wednesday after technology heavyweight Apple missed earnings expectations, while the other big indexes looked to open little changed after a run-up in the last session on a report Europe would beef up its crisis fund.
Consumer inflation subdued, home building rises
Consumer prices outside food and energy rose at their slowest pace in six months in September as the cost of apparel and used vehicles fell, suggesting inflation pressures remained contained.
Mortgage applications slumped last week: MBA
Applications for U.S. home mortgages tumbled nearly 15 percent last week as demand for both refinancing and purchases evaporated, while interest rates climbed, an industry group said on Wednesday.