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Bank of America to Loan $43.2 Million to Arms Maker Remington
Bank of America plans to loan $43.2 million to Remington Arms, who manufactures the rifle used in the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting in 2012.
Credit Rating Agencies Cast Doubt on P.F. Chang's Outlook
Moody's and S&P have recently cut their ratings on the Centerbridge Capital-backed restaurant chain, citing the uncertainty of its ability to refinance $300 million in notes due June 2020.
The Fed Is Just One of the Monsters Stalking This Stock Market: Market Recon
Other 'monsters' are getting a pass right now in terms of both media coverage, and market impact.
Facebook, the Federal Reserve and 3 Other Business Stories You Must Know Tuesday
Are you ready for today's trading? Here's what you must know before Tuesday's opening bell.
Why Amazon, Target and Walmart Will Feast on Toys 'R' Us' Carcass
Failing Toys 'R' Us has around 18% U.S. market share, and Amazon stands to get the biggest piece of it.
Is a Savior in Sight for Toys "R" Us?
Sources weigh in on whether Amazon could save the toy chain.
Jim Cramer: Toys 'R' Us Obituary Was Written Decades Ago
In the end, like so many category killers, it got killed by smarter, better operators.
Here Are Some of the Saddest Scenes From Toys 'R' Us Store Closings
It's the end of an era.
Toys R Us Is Prepping Liquidation Plan, Reports Say
Toys R Us reportedly missed a payment to some vendors this week.
Icahn Says He Had No Prior Knowledge of Trump Steel Tariff
The insurgent investor said he didn't know that the Trump administration would impose a 25% tariff on steel imports before he cut his stake in a manufacturing company heavily dependent on steel.