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A slew of US companies announced big profits yesterday, but investors spooked about the economy sold stocks anyway.

Argentina’s President Cristina Fernandez is attempting to quell increasing unrest at home and boost her popularity with an “unlawful” bid to nationalize YPF, the Argentine oil unit of Spanish energy firm Repsol, the company’s president claimed...

TSTT yesterday announced plans to roll-out a new 4G-ready mobile network in T...

BP and attorneys for more than 100,000 people and businesses presented a federal judge yesterday with a class-action settlement designed to resolve billions of dollars in claims spawned by the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

It hardly needed it, but the US stock market yesterday got another reminder of how its fortunes are inexorably tied to the European economy.

American Airlines wants to eliminate 1,200 nonunion jobs as it cuts costs while under bankruptcy protection.

Overall market activity resulted from trading in 11 securities of which four advanced, three declined and four traded firm

Royal Dutch Shell PLC is considering $4 billion worth of onshore projects in Nigeria to help capture natural gas currently burning at oil wells that contribute to global warming and can sicken those living nearby, the company’s CEO said.