Gap shares fall after Ralph Lauren's CEO poach
Clothing retailer takes a hit from investors after a key executive departs for more upscale company
Worst quarter in four years for U.S. stocks
Wednesday's surge hardly enough to ease pain of an $11 trillion wipe-out for investors around the globe the past three months
Safari Club hit for incentives to kill rare animals
Dentist Walter Palmer, Cecil the lion's killer, had belonged to the group, which runs competitions for trophy hunters
Volkswagen to refit engines on 5 million diesels
Owners of cars spewing more than allowable pollutants promised further information in coming months about company's plans to fix problem
Supreme Court asked to stay pay rules for home aides
Home health care companies make a last-ditch effort to derail overtime and minimum wage rules for 2 million workers
China slowdown's latest victim: U.S. stocks
Dow drops 300 points as commodity rout smacks everyone from trading house Glencore to investors in the S&P 500
Why Nikki Reed is taking on Costco
The "Twilight" and "Sleepy Hollow" star joins star-studded list of those calling on the retailer to go cage-free
Boehner exit has Wall Street weighing shutdown risk
With the deadline for a D.C. spending deal looming, investors wonder how hard a federal closure would hit the U.S. economy
Volkswagen picks Porsche chief as new CEO
Matthias Mueller to succeed Martin Winterkorn as head of the scandal-stained German automaker
Stocks mostly lower as biotechnology shares slammed
Health sector leads the losses as major indexes turn lower with less than an hour of trade left
Volkswagen's U.S. sales are already slumping
The scandal-riddled carmaker is the only brand expected to see a drop in September, which is likely to have booming sales overall
Is Wall Street praying for a papal pop?
The S&P 500 has gone up whenever the head of the Catholic Church addresses the United Nations. This time, however, it might require a miracle
Volkswagen CEO steps down as crisis escalates
Martin Winterkorn compiled a $32 million pension, and could reap millions more, depending how his exit is classified by board
Woman may not get top billing on U.S. currency
Treasury Secretary Lew says most Americans don't know what is on the backside of their money, and he might try to change that
U.S. stocks join global rout hitting auto, commodities
Wall Street in decline as global car companies bruised by Volkswagen's widening scandal