TheDowindustrialsbrokeabovethe25,000levelforthefirsttimeonThursdayandothermajorindexeshitclosingrecordhighsagain,propelledbystrongglobaleconomicdatathatextended
TheDowJonesIndustrialAveragebrokeabovethe24,000markandtheSP500closedatarecordhighonThursday,triggeringanotherroundofdebateonwhethertheU.S.stockmarketnowhashighe
ThegenderpaygapinBritainhasreacheditslowestlevelsince1997,theOfficeforNationalStatistics(ONS)saidThursday.Butonaveragemenstillearnedalmost10percentmorethanwomen
TheDowJonesindustrialaveragenotchedthefourthmilestonethisyearonWednesday,asinvestorsrenewedhopesforacomprehensivetaxreformbytheendofthisyearwhilecheeringoverbet
ProfitsfromIndia'stopfirmsareexpectedtohaveswungbacktogrowthinJuly-Septemberfromadeclineinthepreviousquarter,thougheconomicheadwindsarelikelytohavekeptthepaceof
MostAsianstockmarketsadvancedMondayfollowingWallStreet'sgainsaheadofquarterlyearningsandtestimonytotheU.S.CongressbyFederalReservechairJanetYellen.KeepingScore:
Formostpeople,acollegedegreeishelpfulforflourishinginthelabormarket.Collegegraduatesearnmorethanworkerswithlesseducation—onaverage,about$600,000moreovertheirlif
The roughly month-long corporate earnings announcement season that kicks off on Wall Street next week coincides with the final, most intense stretch of the U.S. presidential campaign.
About half of Samsung Group's subsidiaries posted "earnings shock" in the first quarter, boosting worry about the future of the South Korea's largest conglomerate under the third-generation leadership, data showed Monday.
U.S. stocks managed to close higher on Monday, despite disappointing quarterly earnings from tech giant International Business Machines Corporation (IBM).
U.S. stocks soared on Thursday, lifting the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 to their all-time closing highs, boosted by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's dovish speech on Wednesday.
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