The US stock markets witnessed choppy moves on Wednesday as a rather erratic start to the December quarter continued. The Dow added 39.55 points or 0.1 percent to 42,196.52, the Nasdaq rose 14.76 ...

Though the stock gave up some of those gains later in the month, excitement over a rebound in the housing market, driven by ...

Japan's service sector activity expanded for the third straight month in September, but the pace slowed slightly and ...

Shares of retail chain Five Below (NASDAQ: FIVE) jumped 17.1% during September, according to data provided by S&P Global ...

The strike could also have significant effects on the automotive supply chain. The ports covered by dockworkers handled $37.8 ...

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One day after the port strike on the East and Gulf coasts began, the backlog of automotive parts that some suppliers and automakers import into the U.S. grew by about a week, according to an industry ...

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According to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence, the stock fell 18% in September on the PepsiCo news as investor ...

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EchoStar's deal to sell Dish to DirecTV, which will assume $9.75 billion in debt, is akin to Dish defaulting on its debt securities, S&P said.

Major retailors prepared for the disruption by placing orders early and rerouting some shipments through the West Coast.