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Lumber Liquidators has announced that its CEO, Robert Lynch, "unexpectedly" resigned and that founder Thomas D. Sullivan will take over as acting chief executive.
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Xerox has announced another poor quarter. Its share price hovers around a 52-week low. Who is accountable for the catastrophe that has continued to destroy the low-tech company?
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E. I. du Pont de Nemours and CompanyBoard elections are an important process within any company because these elected directors steer the company. Wednesday morning E.I. du Pont de Nemours and...
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Vipshop defended itself Wednesday morning ahead of its earnings in regards to allegations made by short sellers.
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CEO and controlling shareholder Eddie Lampert has made one more set of comments about why Sears Holdings has entered a recovery phase.
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Despite ending its most recent quarter with $193 billion or so in cash and cash equivalents, even the mighty Apple is having a harder time than you might imagine in living up to the new $200 billion...
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With earnings about to be announced, sentiment has turned against J.C. Penney, based on pessimism about how it fared last quarter.
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While shareholders had some reason to be pleased with the McDonald's turnaround plan announced on Monday, those reasons were not shared by two credit ratings agencies.
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The New York Post reported Tuesday morning that buyout firms that may once have been interested in buying Avon are having trouble rounding up financing.
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While Dow Chemical will cut 3% of its workforce, nothing in the corporation's press release mentioned that Dow's president, chairman and chief executive officer will cut his own pay by a dime.
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courtesy of Cisco SystemsCisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO) has seen its share of ups and down through the years under the leadership of Chairman and CEO John Chambers. Now that reign is about to come...
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Lumber Liquidators reported disappointing first-quarter financial results before the markets opened Wednesday.
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24/7 Wall St. has covered the Starwood Hotels earnings report, but the real consideration is what sort of underlying value investors could come away with.
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IBM's board of directors announced on Tuesday that it has declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of $1.30 per common share.
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Xerox CEO Ursula Burns has run out of excuses. After announcing a horrible forecast for future earnings, Xerox's shares dropped 9% and touched a 52-week low.
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