MORGAN STANLEY

Apple is said to be investigating a secure, NFC-based wallet that allows customers to make purchases from their phone.

If early trends are confirmed the BJP and its allies would win an absolute majority in the lower house of parliament.

Major U.S. and European firms are under investigation for possible bribery violations, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Wall Street Bank representatives are heading to Russia for a conference. It's not political, it's just business.

One key analyst says equipment demand will remain adequate in 2014, despite challenging mining sector conditions.

A U.S. investor group supported by burned bitcoin traders seeks a rebirth of the pioneering Mt. Gox exchange.

Morgan Stanley managed to boost revenue in its bond trading business, after posting a particularly weak first quarter in 2013

Ahead of the long weekend, data on jobless claims and a packed earnings calendar should influence markets.

Inadequate U.S. bank regulations helped trigger the 2008 global financial crisis - the free world's biggest crisis since the Great Depression.

Further, Citi last year agreed to pay $730 million to resolve claims that it did not reveal its exposure to toxic mortgage assets.

This is the second time in three years that Citigroup's capital plan has been rejected by the Federal Reserve.

What is driving Indonesia’s recent financial market rally? Recovering economic fundamentals or wishful thinking?

Analyst Adam Jones' report, “Nikola’s Revenge: TSLA’s New Path of Disruption,” makes some bold predictions.

A Morgan Stanley analyst predicts an impressive 10 percent bump on Apple's 2013 revenue.

Morgan Stanley and General Electric Company reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings results on Friday.

The "nation within five nations" long quest for autonomy may find support in Iraq's oil and Turkey's desire to join the EU.

Shares of Apple Inc., Amazon.com, Inc. and Twitter Inc. were downgraded on Monday, leaving stocks mixed after the bell.

The investment bank announced the sale of oil trading business to Russia’s state-run Rosneft.

The firms ranked the highest may surprise you.

Each of the “fragile five” countries faces an election in 2014.

Hiring the children of the rich and powerful is illegal under U.S. law, if such hiring is made in exchange for business opportunities.