The U.S. trade deficit contracted by 1.2% in May as the value of goods and services exported increased faster than those that were brought in.
U.S. chain store sales rose 4.3% in June — the biggest gain in more than a year — aided by strong performances from discount stores.
SIFMA wants Finra to raise the threshold for reporting settlements with customers to $25,000, from $10,000.
The ratings have been raised to “buy,” from “hold,” and the target price has been upped to $33 per share, from $30.
A Chicago lawyer was sentenced to seven years in prison Thursday by a federal judge who said his excessive loyalty to Refco Inc. led him to help the big commodities brokerage carry out a $2.4 billion fraud.
Goldman Sachs' hard-to-value assets declined 19% in the second quarter, to $78.1 billion.
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Janet Yellen predicts unstable housing and higher commodity prices will hamper recovery before 2009.
Investors, brokers and analysts believe the current bond-rating system should be reformed.
Banc of America Securities cuts its earnings estimates and price targets on Blackstone Group and Fortress Investment Group.
The decrease in non-farm payrolls follows a decline of 49,000 jobs last month.
The European Central Bank raised its benchmark interest rate a quarter point to 4.25% to combat fears about inflation.
Americans reacted to soaring gasoline and food prices and the worst stock market since the Great Depression.
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Former chief executive Martin Sullivan's package includes equity and cash awards valued around $28 million.
The job cuts mark the largest decrease since November 2002, according to the monthly ADP National Employment Report.
“In a soccer match of 90 minutes, we think we are in the 80th minute of decline of the dollar, said Morgan Stanley's David Darst.
