Morgan Stanley outshines rivals with higher commodities risk
Morgan Stanley generated higher revenue from commodities in the third quarter by piling on more trading risks than rival Wall Street banks as oil, metals and grains prices swung wildly.
Which GOP candidate will become the next media star?
Weep not for Herman Cain, Michele Bachmann, Newt Gingrich and the rest of the candidates vying for the GOP nomination.
A Minute With: Zachary Quinto and his Margin Call
Zachary Quinto, who made headlines this week when he said he was gay, is best known for playing Spock in the 2009's Star Trek and for his role as the evil Sylar on the recent TV series Heroes.
Jennifer Lopez' talent-search series lands three networks
Q'Viva! The Chosen, the upcoming talent-search series from Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, has secured network deals in its first three countries, it was announced Wednesday.
Review: Jane's Addiction latest sounds like second-tier U2
Here's one way to cure fan addiction: Make 'em wait eight years between releases, then return with an album as competent and forgettable as The Great Escape Artist, the long-in-coming latest from Jane's Addiction.
Analysis: Rise of the machines: America's jobs challenge
For decades, American workers and their machines advanced in tandem. As companies invested in technology, more workers were needed to operate machines.
German government turns to YouTube to reach new audiences
Germany's government launched its own channel on the video sharing website YouTube on Wednesday in its latest effort to reach new audiences.
Abbott Laboratories to Split Into Two Companies
The Chicago-based company will keep its diversified medical products division under the Abbott name and spin off its research-based pharmaceuticals unit.
Man Up off to soft start as Fox wins ratings night
ABC's Man Up bowed to lukewarm ratings Tuesday night, while ABC's Last Man Standing and Dancing With the Stars took significant dips, and The X Factor pushed Fox to an overall win for the evening, according to preliminary numbers.
Corrected: Yahoo meets low earnings expectations
Yahoo Inc lived up to lackluster third-quarter expectations, but the struggling Internet portal was tight-lipped about efforts to find a new Chief Executive or explore a sale.
UEFA Champions League (LIVE) - Marseille Vs Arsenal Live Coverage
Arsenal travel to the Stade Velodrome to face Marseille in their Group F Uefa Champions League match.
China quizzes audit giants on foreign regulator contact
China's financial regulators have asked the world's biggest audit firms to urgently review their work on U.S.-listed Chinese companies and give details on information they may have provided to overseas regulators, two sources told Reuters.
UPS, FedEx poised to gain from Postal Service pain
United Parcel Service Inc and FedEx Corp , which have long been undercut by the U.S. Postal Service's low prices for package delivery, could have much to gain as the agency faces a painful restructuring.
Marseille Vs Arsenal Preview - UEFA Champions League
Arsenal travel to the Stade Velodrome to face Marseille in their Group F Uefa Champions League match.
S&P flat, Nasdaq falls as Apple weighs
The Nasdaq fell on Wednesday, weighed down by technology heavyweight Apple's profit miss, but gains in chipmaker Intel and insurer Travelers kept the S&P near the unchanged mark.
Occupy Wall Street seen as 'Global in Nature' and 'Legitimate Threat' [WORLDWIDE PHOTOS]
As Occupy Wall Street has grown to be one-month-old national and international movement, the movement's economic impact has been undeniable - at least in the form of donations.
Occupy Wall Street seen as 'Global in Nature' and 'Legitimate Threat' [WORLDWIDE PHOTOS]
As Occupy Wall Street has grown to be one-month-old national and international movement, the movement's economic impact has been undeniable - at least in the form of donations.
Regional Feds urged to avoid conflicts of interest
Regional Federal Reserve banks' heavy reliance on directors linked to the financial industry can suggest conflicts of interest and the process of excluding officials from certain decisions should be clearer, a congressional study released on Wednesday found.
September housing starts up 15 percent
U.S. housing starts surged in September at their fastest annual pace in 17 months on a big increase in groundbreaking for multi-family units, while permits for future construction fell.
Google Wallet Partners with NJ TRANSIT, Christie Announces
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie announced Wednesday that NJ TRANSIT was partnering with Google Wallet, allowing customers to pay fares with a smartphone.
Deal Close Between States, Top Banks Over Mortgage Abuses
Under the proposed terms of the settlement -- which could total $25 billion -- banks would get a broader relief from potential state civil lawsuits in exchange for refinancing underwater loans, those mortgages where borrowers owe more than their homes are worth, sources said.
Greek Strike against Austerity Measures Shuts Down Travel Industry
A 48-hour general strike against new austerity measures has shut down airports and the travel industry in Greece.
American Air parent AMR posts loss on fuel costs
AMR Corp, parent of American Airlines, reported a wider-than-expected quarterly loss, hurt by high fuel costs and a strong dollar.
Boeing Ramps up 737 Production Rates to Meet Growing Worldwide Demand
Boeing is raising output of its Next-Generation 737s to 35 airplanes a month as part of a series of production increases planned for the next three years.
Intel, Travelers boost Dow, Apple drags Nasdaq
The Nasdaq fell on Wednesday, a day after a profit miss from technology heavyweight Apple, but gains in chipmaker Intel and insurer Travelers pushed the Dow and S&P 500 higher.
New Hampshire Republicans Put Pressure on Nevada to Move Primary
Republican politicians from New Hampshire release statement in favor of preserving the state's first in the nation status.
Wal-Mart had long history of violations in Chongqing: official
Wal-Mart stores in the central Chinese city of Chongqing were cited for violations 20 times over five years before the latest incident that led to the closure of all the chain's stores in the city, a Chongqing official said on Wednesday.
Morgan Stanley profit jumps on stock trading
Morgan Stanley swung to a quarterly profit as stock trading results proved surprisingly resilient and wealth management revenue soared.
Citigroup wins in employees' stock drop appeal
A federal appeals court said Citigroup Inc was not liable to thousands of workers who said it should not have offered bank stock in its retirement plans because it knew the stock was a bad investment.
Agnico Suspends Quebec Mine operations; Stock Down
Agnico-Eagle is indefinitely suspending operations at its Goldex mine in Val d'Or, Quebec, because of water inflow and ground instability, the company said on Wednesday, sending its shares sharply lower.