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Markets across Asia gain early Thursday.

Cramer expects mineral stocks will be the next part of the market to bottom, and he offers a metal play.

The IT outsourcer confirms the poposal by its founder for the company’s outstanding shares.

Lundin Mining will benefit when the Fed starts cutting, says Cramer.

The aircraft receives a warm reception in its U.S. debut; now if only the buy orders follow.

Oil is 36 cents higher at $59.61 a barrel.

With a solid first quarter and exciting new products, Adobe is still one of our favorites to own.

A billion-dollar revenue miss forces a shakeup in Schaumburg.

Stocks soar despite the central bank’s focus on inflation.

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