Brookfield Asset Management Inc.

The hedge fund manager takes a piece of a popular consumer brand.

It has been a bleak period for several retailers and that has a ripple effect on other businesses.

Real estate stocks fell last year, but fundamentals are now positive, says Jeff Kolitch, of Baron Real Estate Fund.

Stock futures are gently lower, OPEC+ will slash oil output, the latest on the Elon-Musk-Twitter talks and trial, Ford raises the price of a key EV, and PE firm Brookfield enters music publishing.

Chip giant Intel introduced a more flexible funding model for its highly capital-intensive project plans.

JPMorgan's top-idea list has stocks in three different categories: near-term, growth and value.

'Our U.S. equity strategy team expects 2022 to be a year of solid but more moderate returns relative to 2021,' RBC said.

Stocks finish strong on the last trading day of 2020, ending a volatile year.

Stock futures waver on the last day of 2020; the U.S. records a record high for Covid-19 deaths; Exxon Mobil indicates it will record a fourth-straight quarterly loss.

Wood-products company Norbord definitively agreed to be bought by West Fraser in an all stock deal valued at C$4 billion (US$3.1 billion).

Century 21 Stores, the family-owned New York discount retailer, filed Chapter 11 and will close its 13 stores in four states.

J.C. Penney, the storied department store chain that filed under bankruptcy law in May, is cutting 1,000 staffers and closing 152 stores.

Simon Property and Brookfield are negotiating to buy retailer J.C. Penney, a media report says.

Stock futures are lower; economists expect 2.5 million Americans to have applied for unemployment benefits in the latest week; Cisco beats earnings estimates.

Jim Cramer is paring back on some high-fliers, but he still believes in this bull and the stalwart stocks that support it.

Shares of Genworth jump after Brookfield Business Partners LP, the publicly traded investment arm of Brookfield Asset Management, announces an agreement to buy majority control of Genworth MI Canada, one of the country's largest mortgage insurers.

What are we too bullish about, asks Jim Cramer? Depending on the sector, investors have good reason to be optimistic.

Jim Cramer takes a look at Brookfield Asset Management, Intel, Yeti, Xilinx, Aerovironmental, Nio, Aramark and more.

Cramer looks at this market -- rallying, then getting dragged down -- and asks if the bears are masquerading as bulls?

I found two very interesting takeaways from Monday's sharp market reversal.

The electronics maker is winnowing its board and executive ranks amid an investigation ensnaring Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga.

The company is closing ranks against unprecedented pressure from activist investors.

For investors looking to capitalize on the coming renewable energy boom, this MLP is very attractive.

Let's take a look at the charts.

A trio of publicly traded Brookfield LPs offers investors an entree into profitable niches in the infrastructure, commercial real estate and electric power sectors.

India's property market is increasingly institutionalized, and now it's available to retail investors, too.

From electric cars to nuclear and solar power, experts pick their top investment ideas in the space for the year.

A look at the charts and indicators will bring in another investment approach to improve our odds of success in this endeavor.

In a marked contrast to their quest for risk last year, when India and Indonesia rated top in attractiveness, institutional investors are searching out safe real estate in Asia -- with another camp questing for stable emerging markets.

Real estate is finally back in fashion for investors, with assets topping $2.5 trillion. Those looking for something a little higher along the risk-reward curve are coming to Asia.

The flip side of this is that we are not yet overbought.

Tiny markets like Malta, Lithuania and Iceland are up there with leader Turkey in terms of home-price growth over the last year.

Tokyo and Sydney ditched for speculative plays, a new report shows.

We made several changes this week and put a lot of built-up cash into the market on the declines.

All these latest announcements are positive for this core holding.

The U.S. dollar had quite a move down today, and before long we should see if the bulls start to evaporate.

A decline in oil could lead to a rally that lasts longer than a few hours or a few days.

But indicators show the market is unlikely to zoom through certain areas of resistance very easily.

Record holiday spending powered a better-than-expected gain for a key retail sales component last month.

Stocks lost ground after a solid opening bell.

The airline launched a dozen new routes to a variety of destinations.