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These stocks helped lead the stock market higher. Find out why.

The FDA has canceled a key advisory committee hearing to discuss Dynavax's hepatitis B vaccine.

There aren't a lot of flaws in TASER International's performance this year, but here are two matters investors should look at.

VW-brand sales in the U.S. were down over 9% last month. But believe it or not, that's good news for the scandal-battered brand.

Tesla's driver-assist announcement gets delayed after a SpaceX rocket exploded on the launch pad.

Tobacco is an addictive substance that's hard to quit. Does that make tobacco producers a good portfolio holding?

The payments and commerce products specialist lowered guidance after another painful quarter.

Nearly a month after earnings, JPMorgan decides that the numbers were good.

Shopify's new influx of shares could affect returns, both short term and long term, which is why it's important to understand what this move means.

There are some good signs for SolarCity Corp. going forward -- and some bad.

Hiring weakened across most major industries in August, cooling the sizzling job growth from earlier this summer.

Find out which RNA-tinkering biotech stock looks most attractive right now.

The cloud communication specialist's first earnings report after its IPO impressed investors.

The list of best performing bank stocks in August is headlined by the nations second biggest bank by assets.

With the economy creeping along, the question remains: what will the Federal Reserve do as far as interest rates are concerned?

Samsung will replace all Galaxy Note 7 smartphones equipped with fire-prone batteries and halt sales of the flagship product in 10 markets.

Wind and rain from Hurricane Hermine slammed Florida's northern Gulf Coast before it weakened to a tropical storm and plowed its way overland towards the Atlantic Coast on Friday.

U.S. employment growth likely moderated in August after two straight months of hefty gains, but was probably still strong enough to push the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates later this year.

Oil edged higher on Friday, supported by the previous session's weakness in the U.S. dollar and Russian comments in favor of a production freeze, though contracts remained on track for the biggest weekly loss in nearly eight months.

China stocks edged up marginally on Friday as property shares recovered, but investors grappled for direction amid a recent pattern of range-bound trading.

Greece's left-wing government says it has raised 246 million euros ($275 million) from a television license auction that saw just two of the seven current private national broadcasters survive.

China's Ministry of Commerce says anti-monopoly regulators are reviewing the proposed merger of ride-hailing service Uber Technology Ltd.'s Chinese operations with its biggest local competitor.

Samsung will issue a global recall of the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone as soon as this weekend after its investigation on explosion claims found batteries were at fault, according to South Korea's Yonhap News.

An arm of the European Union has delayed issuing an opinion on a request from Sweden to deem American lobsters an invasive species in much of Europe.

Japanese transport ministry officials are raiding the Tokyo headquarters of scandal-ridden Mitsubishi Motors Corp. after the government alleged the automaker cheated on mileage ratings on more models than earlier reported.