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Flooring retailer Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc. said Wednesday it has settled with the Justice Department in case related to certain foreign suppliers of the Toano, Va., company harvesting more timber than their permits allowed, and the imports of flooring products made from that timber. As part of the settlement, the company has agreed to plead guilty to violations of customs laws and to pay $10 million in fines, community contributions, and other payments. Lumber Liquidators said it set... Читать дальше...

Mistras Group Inc. shares surged in the extended session Wednesday after the infrastructure protection services company topped Wall Street estimates for the quarter. Mistras shares jumped 16% to $16.50. The company reported fiscal first-quarter earnings of 23 cents a share on revenue of $179.9 million. Analysts surveyed by FactSet had forecast earnings of 9 cents a share on revenue of $165.6 million. The company maintained its full-year revenue guidance of $710 million to $725 million but expects... Читать дальше...

Pure Storage debuted Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange and traded lower than its IPO price, pushing the company’s market cap lower than its last private valuation.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who had promoted empowerment of women as one of the main thrusts of his plan to rejuvenate Japan, found out just how tough it was to convince a conservative society to embrace gender equality.

Lumber Liquidators shares rise 13% after hours on settlement

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SiriusXM Holdings Inc. late Wednesday said it reached a deal with the National Football League for a six-year extension of their broadcasting and marketing agreement. As part of the deal, Sirius will live broadcast every NFL game from the preseason through Super Bowl LVI in 2022. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Shares of Sirius edged up 0.3% in the after-hours session.

Apparel and footwear retailer Tilly's Inc. said Wednesday Chief Executive Daniel Griesemer is stepping down effective immediately, replaced by Edmond Thomas effective Oct. 12. Thomas served as Tilly's president and co-chief executive from September 2005 to October 2007, and most recently served as CEO of The Wet Seal Inc. Shares of Tilly's rose 2.7% in late trading Wednesday after ending the regular trading day up 1.6%.

Deutsche Bank AG shares fell in the extended session Wednesday after the bank said it would take charges, including one of 5.8 billion euros, in the third quarter. Deutsche Bank shares fell 5.7% to $27.14. The bank said expected higher regulatory requirements in its corporate banking and securities and private and business clients units are largely responsible for the 5.8 billion euro charge. The bank also said it expects a 600 million euro charge on the carrying value of its 20% stake in Hua Xia Bank Co. Читать дальше...

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Deutsche Bank shares fall 6% after 5.8 billion euro charge announced

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Shares of GoPro sold off sharply Wednesday after Morgan Stanley cut its 12-month price target in half.

Shares of GoPro sold off sharply Wednesday after Morgan Stanley cut its 12-month price target in half.

Hillary Clinton said Wednesday she opposes the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal strongly backed by President Barack Obama. "As of today, I am not in favor" of the 12-nation agreement, the Democratic presidential front-runner told PBS. Clinton said the deal, struck earlier this week, doesn't meet her standards for creating jobs and raising wages. The deal, which will lower trade barriers among member countries, will go to U.S. lawmakers for a vote.

Dow industrials post best win streak since July

U.S. stocks closed modestly higher on Wednesday as a rally in health-care stocks helped propel stocks to gains during a shaky trading session. Analysts said that investors are still unwinding bets that stocks will fall further -- a crowded trading strategy that has produced big intraday-trading swings. The S&P 500 closed 15.90 points, or 0.8%, higher at 1,995.82. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 122.10 points, or 0.7%, to 16,912.29. The Nasdaq Composite ended the day up 42.79 points... Читать дальше...

Embattled commodities giant Glencore PLC could prove a $100 billion elephant in the room for some of the biggest U.S. banks as they report quarterly results and undergo tests of their financial health in the coming months.

The continued stock-market strength of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac has been a puzzle to some, so much so that one senator came out on Wednesday and said to short the security.

The Indonesian rupiah soared against the dollar Wednesday, boosted by encouraging data and a stabilizing crude-oil prices. A monthly update on China's foreign currency holdings showed the decline in the country's reserves slowed in September, which analysts said was an indication that the country's currency, the yuan, won't weaken much further. The Malaysian Ringgit also surged after the data. Malaysia and Indonesia are net exporters of industrial commodities like crude oil and both compete with China in the international export market. Читать дальше...

China may once again become a major source of worry for U.S. corporate earnings and the stock market, after Yum Brands’ and Nu Skin Enterprises’ outlook for sales in the country suddenly soured.

China may once again become a major source of worry for U.S. corporate earnings and the stock market, after Yum Brands’ and Nu Skin Enterprises’ outlook for sales in the country suddenly soured.

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- China has signed up to the International Monetary Fund's Special Data Dissemination Standard, which the agency says will ensure timely and comprehensive economic statistics. Chinese data has often been criticized for lacking in quality. There are now 65 countries that follow the IMF's voluntary guidelines.

In the aftermath of the stock market freefall in June, China is facing three potential economic bubbles — but they are manageable, a China expert said Wednesday during a forum at the American Enterprise Institute.

Aaron Sorkin has been busy defending his portrayal of the visionary, complex Apple co-founder in the new “Steve Jobs” movie, fending off criticism from those who knew Jobs personally.