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JT, which makes and sells some of the best-known cigarette brands — including Winston and Camel outside the U.S. — will pay $15 a share in cash, equal to a 29.9% premium over Vector’s 60-day volume-weighted average share price.

15 consecutive quarters of revenue growth for S&P 500 companies — not enough to support current prices.

The Competition and Markets Authority said it plans to use new powers given to it in May to address its concerns about abuses of Google and Apple’s dominant market positions

Hedge funds cut their stakes in the Magnificent Seven in the second quarter, just the tech giants slumped

“I am not financially savvy at all.”

The U.S. retailer has reportedly sold the entirety of its stake in JD.com in order to refocus its efforts on its own Sam’s Club venture

Bond yields were little changed early Wednesday, as investors awaited what they hope will be confirmation on Friday by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell that interest rate cuts will start in just under a month’s time.

Japan’s exports rose at a faster-than-expected pace in July thanks to demand for chip-making machines, electronic parts, and cars, Ministry of Finance data showed Wednesday

Supermarket chain Kroger Co. on Tuesday said it was offering $10.5 billion in bonds to help pay for its planned $24.6 billion merger deal with rival Albertsons Cos. Inc.

Luxury homebuilder Toll Brothers posted better-than-expected revenue in its latest quarter and lifted its outlook for the year amid optimism that the housing market will rebound further.

The New York video game developer said Tuesday the game marks the fourth mainline title and seventh overall entry in the looter-shooter franchise, which has sold more than 87 million copies.

Five9 will reduce its workforce by about 7% as it looks to drive more profitable growth.