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FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) reported fiscal first-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Tuesday. The company said that it had $2.90 in earnings per share (EPS) on $14.7 billion in...
FedEx is scheduled to report its fiscal first-quarter financial results after the markets close on Tuesday.
This has been a tough fiscal year for Ascena Retail, with significant store traffic headwinds and a competitive selling environment. The stock is down nearly 40% over the past weeks.
When FedEx earnings come out next week, they will demonstrate, once again, how little the delivery giant has to fear from competition.
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store released disappointing fiscal fourth-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Wednesday.
Oprah Winfrey is a member of a board committee that will search for new Weight Watchers CEO following the resignation of James Chambers announced Monday afternoon.
Swiss Post is testing Starship Technologies robots to deliver parcels. A similar trial will come to the United States soon.
Some of the August enthusiasm for SuperValu has burned off recently, and the company's announcement Thursday morning of a wider-than-expected loss has thrown gasoline on the flames.
HD Supply Holdings reported disappointing second-quarter fiscal 2016 results before markets opened Wednesday morning.
Over the course of the fiscal first quarter, H&R Block was looking to reduce costs across the board with changes in its capital structure, but seemingly this backfired.
At first glance, a 20% move in the stock from only a slight revenue miss seems like an overreaction, especially when guidance was more or less in line.
Rising labor costs and slower comp sales are expected to put pressure on McDonald's, according to Argus.
When Alibaba reported its fiscal first-quarter financial results on Thursday, it showed continued growth for the company. As a result, analysts rushed to make calls on the stock afterward.
The Alibaba fiscal first-quarter financial results signal continued growth for the company. Shares jumped in early trading Thursday.
Netherlands-based Randstad said Tuesday morning that it has agreed to acquire online job board Monster Worldwide for almost $430 million in cash.