Economy Dec 01 Nasdaq seeks mandatory board diversity for listed companies Nasdaq is seeking U.S. authority to require more diversity in the board rooms of Nasdaq-listed companies.
Economy Feb 20 Morgan Stanley to buy E-Trade for $13 billion The deal is the latest chapter in Morgan Stanley's transformation from the scrappy, deal-doing, stock-trading investment bank to a more well-rounded financial firm.
Nation Feb 13 McClatchy files for bankruptcy protection McClatchy Co.'s 30 newsrooms, including The Charlotte Observer, The News & Observer in Raleigh, and The Star-Telegram in Fort Worth, will continue to operate as usual as the publisher reorganizes under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Health Feb 04 Royal Caribbean cancels cruises to avoid spread of novel coronavirus CEO Richard Fain said Royal Caribbean will likely have to cancel more sailings in the future and that the outbreak will likely impact future bookings in China.
Nation Nov 12 Largest U.S. milk processor files for bankruptcy An increasing variety of beverages, including teas and sodas, has hurt milk consumption. So have protein bars and other on-the-go breakfasts, which take the place of a morning bowl of cereal.
Nation Nov 01 Google buys Fitbit for $2.1 billion Google has struggled to stake a big presence in the wearables market, though this deal could give it more of an opportunity to compete with the Apple Watch.
Nation Sep 25 Juul CEO steps down amid scrutiny over dangers of vaping Juul is also shutting down broadcast, print and digital advertising and ending lobbying efforts on behalf of the e-cigarette.
Nation Jul 30 What you need to know about the Capital One data breach The alleged hacker, Paige A. Thompson, obtained Social Security and bank account numbers in some instances, as well other information such as names, birthdates, credit scores and self-reported income, the bank said Monday.
Arts Jul 17 Apple, Google introduce new emoji that are more inclusive Dozens of new emoji expand the number of images of human diversity.
Economy May 31 U.S. companies caught in the crossfire of Mexico tariffs threat Shares of General Motors Co., which imports more vehicles into the U.S. than any other U.S. automaker, slid 4% at the opening bell.