Sprint to Exclude iPhone Effects in Executive Compensation
The effects of a network-sharing deal with LightSquared are also excluded, Sprint said in an SEC filing.
Luxury demand fuels Michael Kors glitzy quarter
Michael Kors Holdings Ltd reported robust quarterly results as its namesake luxury brand saw strong demand, and said it expects its accessories business to drive profits in the coming quarters.
Bombing puts India's trade ties with Iran to the test
India's determination to pursue trade with Iran despite Western sanctions could be undermined as wary exporters back away from fresh deals after a bomb attack in New Delhi blamed on Tehran, a trade association chief said on Tuesday.
Obama 'Hopeful' on Payroll Tax Cut Extension
President Barack Obama said on Tuesday he had seen hopeful signs that Congress would pass a payroll tax cut extension for the full year, as he kept pressure on lawmakers to take action he said was needed to keep the U.S. recovery on track.
Avon sales slide; loses door-to-door reps
Avon Products Inc reported weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter results as sales slid in every market except Latin America and the company saw a sharp drop in the number of representatives essential to selling its cosmetics directly to consumers.
Amazon to open second fulfillment center in Delaware
Amazon.Com Inc, which has been spending heavily on expansion, said it will spend more than $90 million to open a fulfillment center at Middletown in Delaware.
Obama hopeful on payroll tax cut extension
President Barack Obama said on Tuesday he had seen hopeful signs that Congress would pass a payroll tax cut extension for the full year, as he kept pressure on lawmakers to take action he said was needed to keep the U.S. recovery on track.
Wall Street falls after retail sales data disappoints
The S&P 500 index retreated on Tuesday from near a seven-month high after weaker-than-expected January U.S. retail sales data curbed investors' appetite for risky assets.
Avon sales slide, sales reps drop out
Avon Products Inc reported weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter results as sales slid in every market except Latin America and the company saw a 3 percent drop in the number of representatives who sell its cosmetics directly to consumers.
Obama: hopeful on payroll tax cut extension
President Barack Obama said on Tuesday he had seen some hopeful signs that Congress would pass a payroll tax cut extension for the entire year, as he maintained pressure on lawmakers to take action he said was needed to keep the U.S. recovery on track.
Retail sales up modestly but recovery advances
Retail sales rose less than expected in January, hurt by discounting in the auto sector, but a rebound in an underlying measure of sales suggested a solid underpinning for the economy's recovery.
Retail sales rise 0.4 percent in January
Retail sales rose less than expected in January as consumers cut back on car purchases and did less online shopping.
Instant view: Retail sales rise 0.4 percent in January
Retail sales rose less than expected in January as consumers cut back on car purchases and did less online shopping.
Philips investigates possible cyber security breach
Philips Electronics said it shut down one of its servers on Monday because of a possible cyber attack and that it was investigating the nature and extent of the information that might have been accessed.
Wall Street fights back against expert witness in lawsuits
For years, Craig McCann played a prominent role as a top expert witness, his testimony helping to win millions of dollars for investors who sued financial companies.
Business Inventories Up 0.4 Percent in December
Business inventories rose 0.4 percent in December, reinforcing the view that fourth-quarter economic growth received a big boost from companies restocking their shelves.
EU debt crisis potential impediment to U.S. growth: Geithner
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner warned on Tuesday that Europe's debt problems along with the slowdown in other major economies present potential impediments to U.S. growth.
Wall St fights back vs expert witness in lawsuits
For years, Craig McCann played a prominent role as a top expert witness, his testimony helping to win millions of dollars for investors who sued financial companies.
Xstrata to Sell 20% Stake in Wandoan Coal Project
Xstrata PLC is looking to sell 20 percent of its proposed A$6 billion (US$6.4 billion) Wandoan Coal Project, to take place west of the Wandoan township in Queensland, Australia.
Italy, Spain debt costs fall as ECB cash outweighs downgrades
Italy's three-year borrowing costs hit their lowest since March at an auction on Tuesday, with an overnight sovereign rating cut having little impact as cheap ECB loans continued to support demand and ease its path towards an ambitious refinancing goal.
Internet in Iran severely disrupted as elections loom
Millions of Iranians have suffered serious disruption recently in accessing email and Internet social networking sites, raising concerns authorities are stepping up censorship of opposition supporters ahead of parliamentary elections next month.
Michael Kors Posts Higher Profit; Stock Jumps
Michael Kors Holdings Ltd. reported higher quarterly results, helped by strong demand for its namesake luxury brand, sending shares of the designer apparel and accessory company up 23 percent.
Wynn downplays SEC inquiry, hits Okada claims
Wynn Resorts Chief Executive Officer Steve Wynn played down a U.S. regulatory inquiry into a company donation at the heart of a bitter legal battle embroiling his $15 billion casino empire, hitting back at his largest shareholder and accuser in a memo to employees.
Wall Street set for lower open after retail sales data
Wall Street was set for a lower open Tuesday after weaker-than-expected January U.S. retail sales data curbed investors' appetite for risky assets.
Moody's warns it may cut AAA-rating for UK and France
Rating agency Moody's warned it may cut the triple-A ratings of France, Britain and Austria and it downgraded six other European nations including Italy, Spain and Portugal, citing growing risks from Europe's debt crisis.
ECB's Greek profit could ease debt burden: Coeure
The European Central Bank's profits from Greek bonds could be used to help restructure Greece's debt, Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said, spelling out how the ECB's funds could play a role in Athens' debt deal.
Stock futures flat after euro-zone downgrades
Stock index futures were little changed Tuesday as upbeat data from Germany offset Moody's ratings downgrade of six euro-zone countries and investors remained concerned about the financial health of the region.
Avon sales slide, to wait for new CEO to give update
Avon Products Inc's reported weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter results as sales slid in every market except Latin America and the cosmetics direct seller lost sales representatives.
Stock Futures Higher After Upbeat German Data
Stock index futures edged up Tuesday after upbeat data from Germany offset ratings agency Moody's downgrade of six euro zone countries.
Bloomberg's School Worship Ban: Mayor Says 'Separation of Church and State'
Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who has taken a lot of heat from his decision to ban worship services from public schools, defended his administration's decision Monday.