Archive for July 21st, 2008

The iPhone maker is on the losing side of the expectations game: Even if it meets earnings estimates next week, its shares are likely to fall.

Jeff Price likes to say he can get anybody's album on iTunes for "the price of a six pack and a pizza." Now the founder of TuneCore, a Brooklyn-based digital music distributor, is offering his customers something more: the chance to be on the Billboard chart with a bullet.

Either we're sitting on a potential cure of high oil prices or we're wasting our time.

Stocks churned Monday afternoon after an early rally failed to gain traction ahead of a slew of quarterly financial reports coming this week.

Ever find yourself going off on the customer service representative after a particularly steep credit card fee or unexpected rate increase? Well now is your chance to tell those who could ultimately change credit card laws in the United States.

These counties have experienced the most job growth over the last seven years.

There's a new twist in the Microhoo takeover saga and Wall Street is busy trying to figure out what it means.

There's a new twist in the Microhoo takeover saga and Wall Street is busy trying to figure out what it means.

Bank of America became the latest bank to report better-than-expected earnings, even as it revealed Monday that its profits plunged 41% during the most recent quarter.

Stocks reversed direction late morning on Monday after an early rally, dragged down by blue chips. Most of the Dow component stocks were losing ground by noon, overshadowing positive news in the financial sector that led a rally earlier in the day.