Here's a list of companies that have a lot to prove before the year is over.
Both real and artificial Christmas trees are selling at higher prices this year. Find out how much and why.
For couple with $62,000 in credit card debt, holiday-spending stress is compounded by family expectations.
Stocks ended higher Wednesday, building on their record-setting run after the release of stronger-than-forecast economic data.
Members of California's cannabis industry are sending an SOS to the state capitol, urging leaders to make swift regulatory changes or risk the collapse of the world's largest cannabis market.
Beef producers and their allies are marshalling food scientists and lobbyists as they defend their turf against meatless burgers.
In many ways, 2019 has been a miserable year for the world economy, with trade wars, geopolitical instability and slowing growth. Yet global investors in fact have much to celebrate this year — no matter where they invested their money.
For years, Google was seen as the gold standard of office life. The company pushed workplace culture to new frontiers with enviable benefits such as free meals, office slides, onsite childcare and an emphasis on transparency. But Google is quickly developing a very different reputation as it confronts a mounting backlash from its own employees.
Once Silicon Valley’s highest-flying darlings, companies from WeWork to Uber have collectively lost about $100 billion in value this year, prompting some startup executives to talk up profitability over growth.
Global manufacturing has been a drag on the world economy all year. A recovery could be around the corner--but only if conditions are right.
Deere's earnings fall on trade tensions, poor weather
The world’s biggest shale patch is now officially a drag on jobs creation in the Lone Star state.
Although the U.S. is on a record streak for job creation, many Americans still feel like they can't get ahead. It's not their imagination. The past three decades have seen the economy churn out more and more jobs that offer inadequate pay, a group of researchers found.
Cross-border commerce is weakening overall, and the trade war is contributing to the slowdown for companies.
Investors expect minimal impact from a federal probe into the sportswear company's accounting practices, according to Raymond James.
Alibaba beat out Uber's record May IPO of $8.1 billion, raising $12.9 billion in a secondary listing in a city beset by recession and nearly six months of political unrest.
Most mainland investors can still only watch gains in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., as China’s most valuable technology company jumped in its first trading day in Hong Kong.
The more wiggle room your give your workers, the less likely they'll be to jump ship in the new year.
No matter the size of your company, you need to know how to successfully pitch a new client. Use these tips to put the focus on them.
It's always a good idea to give positive feedback when employees are doing a great job. To keep them motivated, consider a new job title.
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