The company issues results after recent restructuring moves.

Wary of hackers and other issues, some big companies are dumping business-wires.

Swelling inventories, a strong dollar and China's slowdown are to blame.

As the company reports earnings, all eyes will be on the new Priv smartphone.

The retailer is leaving behind the teenage customer and targeting 20-somethings.

Brick-and-mortar shops are finding new ways stay competitive.

Nothing succeeds with Wall Street like getting bigger.

Macy's will open four discount stores in New York this fall.

Coke reports improved earnings, despite long-term soda sale fall-offs.

How are companies with finance as their core business faring?