Microsoft may not get as much attention as tech giants Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google owner Alphabet. But its stock is also trading at a record high -- and the company's cloud business is booming.
The 10 highest-paid corporate chiefs in America took home more than $509 million last year -- about $51 million apiece on average. Charter Communications' Tom Rutledge tops the list -- with $98 million in total pay.
A key vote at Exxon's annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday is seen as ground zero for efforts to get fossil fuel companies to acknowledge the risk they face from climate change regulation.
Various big-name sponsors are yanking their dollars away from New York's 2017 Puerto Rican Day Parade amid a controversial decision to honor FALN member Oscar López Rivera.
President Trump may be focused on saving coal miners, but solar continues to be the hot spot in today's jobs market. Solar employment expanded last year 17 times faster than the total US economy.
Sears reported another giant drop in sales at both its Sears and Kmart chains. The stock may be surging on hopes that the company will avoid bankruptcy, but the company needs a real strategy to get customers back in the stores.
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