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Adobe Systems Inc., the largest maker of graphic-design software, reported fiscal second-quarter profit that exceeded analysts’ estimates as subscribers signed up for cloud-computing services at a faster clip.
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The latest fight against a government investigation that might compromise customer privacy isn’t coming from a phone or Internet company. It’s coming from FedEx Corp.
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PNC Financial Services Group Inc., the second-largest U.S. regional bank, faces the same decision on its 21 percent stake in BlackRock Inc. that confronts many individual investors: sell or hold?
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Dollarama Inc., Canada’s largest dollar-store retailer, plunged the most in almost two years after reporting first-quarter earnings per share that fell short of analysts’ estimates for the first time since it went public.
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Yum! Brands Inc., which gets more than 50 percent of its revenue from China, said same-store sales in the Asian nation last month fell more slowly than in April as cases of avian flu subsided.
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Texas Instruments Inc., the largest maker of analog chips, predicted second-quarter profit and sales that may fall short of analysts’ most bullish estimates as some consumer-electronics makers hold off on component purchases.
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Investors are driving railroad stocks to the best start to a year since 2008, looking past downgrades by Wall Street analysts, in a bet that Warren Buffett is right about the carriers’ long-term prospects.
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The Walton family now owns more than 50 percent of Wal-Mart Stores Inc.’s shares, which could give it greater control over the company’s board of directors.
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Alex Freemon was so eager to be a stockbroker after graduating from the Georgia Institute of Technology last year that he said he was happy to go door to door selling mutual funds for Edward Jones & Co.
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Edward Jones & Co., the brokerage with more than 12,000 financial advisers, uses “questionable telemarketing” tactics to recruit customers, according to New Hampshire regulators.
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