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Shares of Chegg dropped to a new record intraday low after the company said it is further restructuring its operations to respond to an educational environment that is increasingly adopting free and ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 flipped back into the green ahead of Wednesday's afternoon session, with investors and traders weighing the prospects of stabilizing prices following ...

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U.S. inflation appears “still firm” based on core data from the consumer-price index but probably still sets the Federal Reserve up for one more interest-rate cut in December before new fiscal ...

The biopharmaceutical company posted a loss of $11.5 million, or nine cents a share, compared with a loss of $41.7 million, or 35 cents a share, a year earlier. Analysts polled by FactSet had expected ...

Shares of Finning International fell sharply after the company reported lower profit despite an increase in sales in the third quarter, prompting the company a focus cost-controls moving forward.

Given the uncertainty in the outlook, it is best for the Federal Reserve to "proceed with caution," said Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan, on Wednesday. The Fed is looking at two opposing risks, Logan ...

U.S. dollar on Wednesday was surging to its highest level in over a year after the October consumer-price-index report showed ...

Shares of Alta Equipment Group slid after the company reduced its full-year outlook for adjusted profit and reported third-quarter results below Wall Street's estimates. The stock was down 6.6% to ...

Telefonica said the World Bank's arbitration arm sided in its favor in a long-running dispute with Colombia, ordering the Latin American country to pay $379.8 million in compensation.