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A private equity fund backed by Russian oligarchs, who have been sanctioned by the European Union, has ties to a powerful U.S. consulting firm.

Target's strategy to keep growing sales includes sweeter perks, a more robust ad strategy and ear piercing.

U.S. same-store sales rose just 1% in the quarter, dragged down by weak performance by Domino's company-owned restaurants.

Seritage, a real estate investment trust that was spun out of Sears in 2015, said it's exploring strategic alternatives for its business.

Disney, Sony and Warner Bros. have halted future theatrical film releases in Russia following the country's attack on Ukraine.

CEO Michelle Gass said Kohl's achieved an operating margin of 8.6% two years ahead of schedule.

The automaker plans to do this while sustaining a double-digit operating profit margin as it largely moves to all-electric vehicles.

The discounter will also hold an in-person investor day Tuesday in New York City.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Tuesday's rough market has brought shares of this entertainment giant back down to where we said we would be buyers.

Oil prices jumped Tuesday as Russia's invasion of Ukraine intensifies.

If you're confusing the single and head of household filing statuses, you may be leaving tax breaks on the table. Here's what to know for your 2021 return.

GM's stake in Lordstown Motors was less than 5%. The sale came in the fourth quarter after an undisclosed lockup period.

Workhorse Group expects to deliver just 250 vehicles in 2022.

Netflix's suite of Marvel-branded television shows will arrive on Disney+ in the U.S. March 16.

Health issues and remarriage might prompt you to update your will, but be aware of other life changes that require a review of your estate plan, say experts.

U.S. stock futures fell Tuesday, on the first day of March, as Russia bears down on Ukraine's capital city.

It's understood that Abramovich remains adamant Chelsea is not for sale, but there are now questions about his long-term future at the club.

For some, cutting ties with Russia marks the end of more than three decades of investment there following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.

Sports leagues and professional athletes are hitting Russia with their own kinds of sanctions as Vladimir Putin's military persists in its invasion of Ukraine.