Comcast continues to lose its U.S. cable customers, but it racked up more internet subscribers and got a revenue boost from Sky, its big bet on European TV.
25 counties in the United States paid more than a quarter of the total income tax collected in 2016, according to IRS data.
U.S. oil producers on Wednesday sought to soothe OPEC's worries about losing market share, telling the group that investors in the U.S. companies want a reduction in growth and higher payouts.
In the past year, the availability of homes that a middle-class family could buy has declined in 86 percent of the largest metro areas, according to an analysis of 49 cities being released Wednesday by the real estate brokerage Redfin and provided in advance to The Associated Press.
Tesla is reducing production of Model S sedans and Model X crossovers, adding to concerns about demand for the electric-car maker’s higher-priced and more profitable vehicles. The shares dropped on the news.
Billionaire hedge fund manager Seth Klarman has been called "the next Warren Buffett" and the "Oracle of Boston." He bought his first stock at 10 years old.
McDonald’s has its own wall problems. They’re both literal and metaphorical.
Transportation is changing, and the motorcycle maker may be on the wrong side of the trend.
Increasing the top tax rate should be done in tandem with closing loopholes to include more income in the definition of taxable income, writes William G. Gale, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
Lenders are turning to borrowers with harder-to-document finances, helping drive growth in the kind of home loans that helped fuel the housing meltdown.