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QSR's stock growth can be attributed to its impressive second and third-quarter results.

Peloton stock posted a better-than-expected set of Q2 FY'23 results, giving investors some confidence that the turnaround plan unveiled last year is working.

The smaller rival, Life Storage, rebuffed the company's overtures in December and January.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen expressed confidence the U.S. can avoid a recession after adding more than 500,000 jobs in January that brought unemployment to a 54-year low.

Luxury goods retailers could be headed for a strong Valentine's sales season if estimates prove accurate.

The partners need to show that their revamped car-making alliance can deliver meaningful gains.

The tech slowdown is finally hitting the cloud. The largest player might be paying the biggest price.

Earnings reports for some of the biggest companies came out in January and can provide investors with insights on what to expect this year.

Nike utilizes the court system frequently, and its latest case is against Lululemon. This marks the second IP case between the two giants in just one year.

Investors who want higher returns can look into small-cap value stocks since they may outperform the market in the long run.

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The tax collected at source rate is proposed to be increased to 20%, except in case of remittances towards education or medical purposes

Budget proposal makes amortization of debt taxable in hands of unitholders under 'income from other sources'

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We expect KO stock to trade sideways, with revenue likely falling slightly below, but earnings above the consensus estimate, driven by pricing actions.

The combination of high prices and the end of pandemic relief programs ate into household savings.

Economists disagree about how much market-driven financial conditions influence the economy relative to interest rates set by the Federal Reserve.

A significantly stronger than expected jobs report on Friday took markets by surprise.

Electronic Arts stock (NASDAQ: EA) is down 6% in a month, underperforming the broader markets, with the S&P 500 index up 9%.

Futures pointed to further losses for U.S. stocks, after strong jobs data last week raised the prospect of more rate increases by the Federal Reserve.

The group said its founders will prepay the loan that was backed by shares of some of its companies, a move to shore up investor confidence.

Poor liquidity in stock lending & borrowing mechanism; tough to short stocks outside F&O