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The key takeaways from the IT bellwether's latest set of results reveal much about the trends in its business.

The FDA has surprisingly rejected approval of the company's AndexXa, leaving investors uncertain about the drug's future.

Apparel retailer Gap Inc reported a better-than-expected adjusted quarterly profit largely due to higher customer visits to its Old Navy stores in June.

The struggling Canadian oil and gas company is making progress, but it has a tough road ahead of it.

These 10 healthcare dividend stocks offer plenty of income potential, but risks make only two worth buying.

In an interview on the FOX Business Network, UPS CEO David Abney explains why he supports the passage of TPP.

The OZO virtual reality platform is getting cheaper, but that's not necessarily bad news for other camera makers.

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With a key patent for Remicade just invalidated and a copycat drug looming, J&J may be due for a haircut.

Shares drop in response to news that the FDA has rejected the application of one of its lead compounds.

The food giant has seen its results take a hit from deflationary trends but is still fighting hard to boost organic growth.

Without GE Capital, GE's future opportunities are industrial-focused.

The U.S. Justice Department has sued Harley-Davidson Inc for allegedly violating environmental laws, court filings showed on Thursday.

The company has taken another shot at its rivals with its latest Un-carrier plan.

Here's how this conglomerate could outperform the market.

J.C. Penney stock is delivering explosive returns for investors, and it still offers substantial upside potential over the middle term.

Natural-gas futures extended their gains on Thursday after the

Citi's CEO Michael Corbat is planning to set out new targets later this year, and people close to him say he knows the pressure is on.

Lest there be any doubt, the Americans own the women's 100-meter hurdles, sweeping the Olympic podium for the event for the first time in U.S. history.

Brent crude oil traded above $50 a barrel for the first time in six weeks on Thursday as the world's biggest producers prepared to discuss a possible freeze in output levels.

China stocks surrendered early gains and ended Thursday lower, as financial shares dropped while property plays pared sharp gains on profit-taking.

Brazilian police stopped two U.S. Olympic swimmers from boarding a flight home on Wednesday to question them about how they and two team mates were robbed at gunpoint in Rio de Janeiro.

The Chinese online gaming company is playing to win.

Alphabet's lead exec behind Google's self-driving car project announced earlier this month he was stepping down from the important project. In this video, The Motley Fool's Dylan Lewis and Daniel Sparks discuss the surprising move.

Both companies have struggled with changing retail trends. How are their stocks looking as we head back to school?