Ex-CEO on Lehman's ruin: I have to live with that
Former Lehman Brothers CEO Richard Fuld lifted his bowed head, looked squarely at U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday and acknowledged that people were hurt in the collapse of the former Wall Street giant.
WA mum loses 56kg to win Biggest Loser
A West Australian mother has become the first woman to win The Biggest Loser, shedding nearly half her body weight to triumph in the latest series.
Citi options become crowd favorite
There are active names in the options market and then there is Citigroup Inc .
Citi CEO stresses responsible finance
Citigroup Inc Chief Executive Vikram Pandit stressed the bank was now focusing on responsible finance, a comment that comes as rival Goldman Sachs wrestles with legal woes.
Apple results smash Street view, outlook strong
Apple Inc's results blew past Wall Street expectations on the back of record iPhone sales, and the company gave a strong revenue forecast, sending its shares up more than 5 percent to an all-time high.
Daily Forecast - 21/4/2010
The Australian Dollar opens higher today at 0.9310 after receiving a boost yesterday from the release of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) April 6 board meeting minutes.
Republicans soften opposition to financial reform
Republican lawmakers on Tuesday took a more conciliatory tone toward Democratic proposals to crack down on Wall Street as the U.S. Senate delayed debate on a financial reform package until next week.
Delta posts smaller loss, sees profitable Q2
Delta Air Lines Inc posted a smaller quarterly loss on Tuesday as business traffic began to recover and said it expects a profit in the current period despite disruptions to transatlantic travel caused by ash from an Iceland volcano.
J&J, Novartis profits beat, but no boom ahead
Johnson & Johnson and Swiss rival Novartis Holding AG reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings, but the results did not suggest accelerating growth for the drugmakers.
Flyonthewall should not get ratings changes: banks
Three Wall Street banks urged a Manhattan federal judge not to lift an injunction on Theflyonthewall.com Inc's quick publication of analyst rating changes, saying the financial news service failed to show the ban threatens its ability to stay in business.
Goldman earnings beat overshadowed by fraud probe
Goldman Sachs Group Inc reported blow-out quarterly earnings on Tuesday, but investors appeared to focus on the U.S. fraud case against the bank as Britain's market watchdog launched its own probe.
Wall Street buoyed by energy, Apple at life high
U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday as oil prices lifted energy shares and investors were upbeat about the overall profits recovery, even as some high-profile results fell short of lofty expectations.
Coca-Cola sales disappoint, investors eye pricing
Coca-Cola Co expects an improving economy to help North American results this year, but it may have less freedom to raise prices as it catches up to an overhaul by rival PepsiCo Inc .
Schwab legal settlement nearly wipes out Q1 profit
Charles Schwab Corp agreed to pay $200 million to settle a federal class-action lawsuit targeting its money-losing YieldPlus mutual fund, erasing nearly all of its first quarter profit.
Apple results blow past Wall Street targets
Apple Inc posted quarterly results that blew past Wall Street expectations on the back of record iPhone sales, sending its shares up 6 percent to an all-time high.
Google boosts federal lobbying spending in Q1
Google Inc boosted its spending on federal lobbying 57 percent in the first quarter to address issues including patent reform and competition in the advertising market, as the Internet search giant increasingly finds itself in the regulatory spotlight.
Ex-Lehman CEO faces Congress amid reform battle
Richard Fuld, former CEO of Lehman Brothers, lifted his bowed head, looked squarely at congressional committee members on Tuesday and acknowledged that people were hurt in the collapse of the former Wall Street giant.
Yahoo profit outpaces Wall Street estimates
Yahoo Inc exceeded Wall Street's earnings expectations in the first quarter thanks to the sale of some of its assets and its search deal with Microsoft, but the company's revenue fell a hair short of Wall Street expectations.
Lawmakers tone down fight on financial reform
Republican party lawmakers on Tuesday took a more conciliatory tone toward Democratic proposals to crack down on Wall Street as the U.S. Senate delayed debate on a financial reform package until next week.
Ex-Lehman CEO Fuld faces Congress amid reform battle
Richard Fuld, former CEO of Lehman Brothers, was summoned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to answer for the collapse of the fallen Wall Street giant, amid signs a vote on historic financial reforms may be delayed.
Apple seeks return of lost iPhone prototype
A wayward prototype of Apple Inc's next-generation iPhone has dominated the chatter in Silicon Valley over the past few days, and the company has moved to recover the device after it was apparently lost in a bar.
EADS to enter $50 billion U.S. tanker battle
Airbus parent EADS told the Pentagon on Tuesday that it will compete directly against Boeing Co for a military refueling plane deal worth up to $50 billion, according to sources informed about the matter.
Democrats push for support for financial reform
Republican lawmakers on Tuesday took a more conciliatory tone toward Democrat proposals to crack down on Wall Street as the Senate delayed debate on a broad financial reform package until next week.
TD Ameritrade cuts forecasts amid perfect storm
TD Ameritrade Holding Corp substantially cut its profit, revenue and trading forecasts in the face of low volatility and interest rates, a difficult environment that it compared to last decade's dotcom market crisis.
Third of U.S. teens with phones text 100 times a day
A third of U.S. teenagers with cellphones send more than 100 texts a day as texting has exploded to become the most popular means of communication for young people, according to new research.
UnitedHealth profit beats but reform cloud lingers
UnitedHealth Group Inc's first-quarter profit soared past Wall Street estimates on strong performance for its array of health plans, but fears that the new reform law will prevent such gains in the future undercut stock gains.
EADS triggers $50 billion U.S. tanker battle
Airbus parent EADS braved awkward financial odds and a growing storm in Congress by challenging Boeing for a military refueling plane deal worth up to $50 billion, sources said Tuesday.
Wall St rises on energy but some earnings weigh
U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday as energy shares advanced on higher oil prices and bellwether companies reported quarterly results, although some fell short of heightened expectations.
Ten countries urge privacy changes at Google
Data protection and privacy chiefs from 10 countries issued a joint letter pushing search engine giant Google to improve respect for data privacy, Canada's Office of the Privacy Commissioner said on Tuesday.
Treasury votes for Citigroup reverse share split
The Treasury Department said on Tuesday it voted the 7.7 billion shares it owns in Citigroup Inc at the bank's annual meeting, including for a proposal to have a reverse share split.