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Muhammad Ali inks deal with Under Armour
The 73-year-old boxing legend signed a sponsorship deal with Under Armour, who will launch a 'lifestyle apparel' line bearing Ali's likeness and motivational phrases next month.
Opinion Journal: The ObamaCare Cost Lie
Heritage Foundation Chief Economist Steve Moore says data shows the Affordable Care Act is anything but affordable. Photo credit: Getty Images.
What Wall Street Thinks of Alibaba
Feb. 18 -- On today’s “The Roundup,” Bloomberg's Trish Regan, Alex Barinka, Matt Miller and Lisa Abramowicz wrap up the day’s top market stories on "Street Smart."
Restaurant week’s spots are offering pre-fixed deals?
Charlie Palmer Group President & CEO Charlie Palmer on his restaurant, the week’s new pre-fixed meals and a helpful guide for tasting all the best offerings.
Wall Street's buying less of those risky junk bonds
Credit trading just isn’t paying like in the old days. That’s why Wall Street dealers are putting less money at risk to broker the debt, and instead are matching buyers and sellers as much as they can before making trades.
Government's new dietary rules could set off a food fight
An obscure advisory panel tasked with helping craft the federal government’s nutritional standards will issue a report in the next few weeks that could have a huge impact on what Americans eat.
A rundown of Lego's 300 new sets for 2015
Lego unveiled 300 new sets at New York Toy Fair this week. This video run down on each range is essential viewing for informed brick building choices later in the year.
Stocks finish mixed after confusing Fed minutes
Investors have learned to wait with bated breadth for the tiniest change in the Federal Reserve’s policy language. It’s all pretty ridiculous that phrases like “extended period” and words like “patient” carry such weight for the capital markets — but I guess that’s to be expected after eight years of 0% rates and trillions in stimulus. Markets are addicted to the monetary morphine.
Campbell Soup CEO says distrust of 'Big Food' a growing problem
Campbell Soup CEO Denise Morrison said consumers don't trust big food makers, and the company announced a $200 million a year cost-cutting program to help its sagging profit margins.
T-Mobile presses U.S. to change rules for sale of airwaves
T-Mobile's chief executive on Wednesday called the recent U.S. auction of airwaves "a disaster" for American consumers as he took aim at rules that allowed Dish Network Corp to partner with companies that may qualify for some $13 billion in discounts.
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