IBT Staff Report

In a CNBC interview Friday, the billionaire investor weighed in on the U.K.’s possible exit from the European Union this summer.

U.S. stocks took a nosedive Thursday after the billionaire activist investor cited China's influence on the tech industry darling.

The move on Thursday follows an investigation related to a personal relationship Darren Huston had with an employee.

The Bank of Japan stunned global markets Thursday by holding off from expanding monetary stimulus.

The maker of solar panels has appointed Chief Financial Officer Mark Widmar to lead the company.

The U.S. Federal Reserve’s latest policy statement suggests openness to raising rates at its next meeting in June.

Apple reported its first revenue decline in 13 years, while Twitter slumped after its revenue missed expectations.

Founder Hamdi Ulukaya says he wants to pass along the wealth his employees have helped build over the last decade.

If the vice president succeeds Dilma Rousseff as president, he plans to replace the leadership of both the bank and state-run lenders, an aide said.

Investors are sifting through quarterly earnings reports and anxiously waiting the outcome of a two-day U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.

Investors are staying away from risky assets one day before the start of the Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meeting.

Drugmaker Perrigo said Monday it will replace Joseph Papa — who will become the CEO of Valeant — with President John Hendrickson.

President Dilma Rousseff could be removed from office within weeks in an impeachment process that has paralyzed her government.

The breakfast program, and promotional offerings, are attracting more customers to the fast-food chain’s U.S. restaurants.

The legendary singer died at the age of 57.

The German automaker has reached a deal in principle that is expected to include a buyback offer for 482,000 vehicles.

The ECB president brushed off German criticism of his ultra-loose monetary policy Thursday and vowed to use all the tools at his disposal to boost growth.

The U.S. automaker said its net income for the first quarter of 2016 more than doubled to $2 billion.

The financial giant reported declining profit for the fourth straight quarter as market volatility hit its bond-trading and investment banking businesses.

During a visit to Britain next week, President Obama will try to strike a balance over the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union.

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JPMorgan Chase, the first of the big U.S. banks to report quarterly earnings, posted higher-than-expected revenue and profit Wednesday.

Global oil prices rallied after a report that top producers Russia and Saudi Arabia agreed to freeze output ahead of a much-anticipated meeting.

Hopes are high that a punishing global oversupply may be approaching a tipping point after nearly two years.

Major indexes slumped Thursday as investors worried that measures by central banks may not be enough to boost the global economy.

The reservations, which require a refundable deposit of $1,000, correspond to about $14 billion in implied sales, the automaker said.

Shares of the media giant were a major drag on the Dow on Tuesday after the company said a veteran executive will step down.

U.S. job growth remained strong in March, with nonfarm payrolls increasing by a better-than-expected 215,000.

According to a media relations official, security was still investigating and asked people to shelter in place.