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Extended Stay America Inc. shares slipped in the extended session Thursday after the hotel chain said it plans a secondary offering of "paired shares" with its real-estate investment trust arm ESH Hospitality Inc. Extended Stay shares fell 2.3% to $14.20 after hours. The company said the offering consists of 13 million paired shares -- one of Extended Stay and one of ESH -- from existing shareholders including Centerbridge Partners LP, Paulson & Co. and Blackstone Group LP. Extended Stay... Читать дальше...

Shares of Alcoa Inc. rose 1.7% late Thursday after the company's board of directors approved Alcoa's planned split into two independent, publicly traded companies, Arconic, a maker of high-performance materials and engineering products, and Alcoa Corp., a miner and aluminum maker. Klaus Kleinfeld will serve as Arconic's chief executive and Roy Harvey will be Alcoa's chief executive. Arconic is to retain 19.9% of Alcoa Corp. common stock, and Alcoa Inc. is to be renamed Arconic Inc. . Alcoa Corp. Читать дальше...

Wells Fargo Chairman and CEO John Stumpf endured a four hour-plus grilling before the House Financial Services Committee over his bank’s unauthorized opening of millions of customer accounts. Here’s some of what we learned.

Wells Fargo Chairman and CEO John Stumpf endured a four hour-plus grilling before the House Financial Services Committee over his bank’s unauthorized opening of millions of customer accounts. Here’s some of what we learned.

Thursday's top personal finance stories

The Major League Baseball team hits peak greed as it flees the city, writes Jason Notte.

Costco Wholesale Corp. shares rose 1.8% late Thursday after the giant retailer reported earnings above expectations but flat same-store sales. Costco said it earned $779 million, or $1.77 a share, in its 16-week fourth quarter, compared with $767 million, or $1.73 a share, in the year-ago period. Net sales rose 2% to $35.7 billion in the quarter, the company said. Analysts polled by FactSet had expected the company to report earnings of $1.73 a share on revenue of $35.7 billion. Costco said its U.S. same-store sales fell 1% in the quarter... Читать дальше...

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National Retail Properties Inc. said late Thursday Chief Executive Craig Macnab, who is also chairman of the board, will retire on April 28 from both roles. Chief Operating Officer Julian Whitehurst will succeed him as CEO while independent director Robert Legler has been appointed as board chairman. Shares of National Retail Properties edged down 0.2% after hours.

At its peak on the day, the VIX was on track for its largest daily rise since Sept. 9, according to FactSet data, before pulling back somewhat later in the session.

Dow industrials close down 195 points as fears over Deutsche Bank resurface

The U.S. stock market skidded on Thursday as investors fretted over Deutsche Bank's deteriorating balance sheet and the possibility of European bank woes spilling over to the global financial markets. The S&P 500 fell 20 points, or 0.9%, to close at 2,151 while the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 195 points, or 1.1%, to finish at 18,143. The Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 49 points, or 0.9%, to close at 5,269. Deutsche Bank's U.S.-listed shares tanked 6.7% as analysts warned that portfolio... Читать дальше...

Investors should stay away from shares of Deutsche Bank and remain defensive in financial markets, Doubleline Capital founder Jeffrey Gundlach said Thursday, according to Reuters. Gundlach told the news service that it doesn't feel like the selloff is over and that the market will push down Deutsche Bank shares "until there is some recognition of support." Deutsche Bank's U.S.-listed shares tumbled Thursday after Bloomberg reported that around 10 of the lender's derivatives-clearing clients had removed excess cash and positions. Читать дальше...

Donald Trump’s dismissive view about taxes harkens back to another real estate billionaire: the late Leona Helmsley, writes Chris Edelson.

Donald Trump’s dismissive view about taxes harkens back to another real estate billionaire: the late Leona Helmsley, writes Chris Edelson.

Writing in the Guardian, Nathan Schneider digs into the Packers organization’s playbook, suggesting that, rather than selling out to another publicly traded company, Twitter should team up with its users to take the company private.

Writing in the Guardian, Nathan Schneider digs into the Packers organization’s playbook, suggesting that, rather than selling out to another publicly traded company, Twitter should team up with its users to take the company private.

Business development companies can be volatile, but the yields may be worth it if you can hold on for many years, says Phil van Doorn

Technology shares are by far the hottest game in the stock market in the third quarter. But their success has triggered an interesting trend that the market had not seen since the dot.com crash—a surge in technology’s weighting in the S&P 500.

Technology shares are by far the hottest game in the stock market in the third quarter. But their success has triggered an interesting trend that the market had not seen since the dot.com crash—a surge in technology’s weighting in the S&P 500.

Tropical Storm Matthew has strengthened to a hurricane, prompting warnings for the Caribbean islands of Bonaire, Curacao and Aruba, the National Hurricane Center said Thursday. The storm has maximum sustained winds of 75 miles per hour and is expected to move westward and gradually strengthen in the next 48 hours, the NHC said in its latest advisory. The agency is advising Venezuela and Colombia to monitor the progress of the storm along their coastlines. Matthew is the fifth hurricane of this 2016 Atlantic season. Читать дальше...

Writing in the Guardian, Nathan Schneider digs into the Packers organization’s playbook, suggesting that, rather than selling out to another publicly traded company, Twitter should team up with its users to take the company private.

Writing in the Guardian, Nathan Schneider digs into the Packers organization’s playbook, suggesting that, rather than selling out to another publicly traded company, Twitter should team up with its users to take the company private.

Fitbit’s stock slumped on heavy volume toward the biggest drop in nearly five months, after Pacific Crest downgraded the maker of fitness-tracking wristbands to a rare underweight rating.

Fitbit’s stock slumped on heavy volume toward the biggest drop in nearly five months, after Pacific Crest downgraded the maker of fitness-tracking wristbands to a rare underweight rating.