Activist investor Carl Icahn disclosed that he sold the rest of his holding in Herbalife Nutrition.

Shares of FirstEnergy rose Tuesday after activist investor Carl Icahn sought two seats on the board of the energy distributor.

FirstEnergy received a letter from Icahn Capital saying the investment firm plans to acquire shares worth more than $184 million.

The sale leaves Icahn with a roughly 6% stake in the company, worth $400 million.

Prosecutors agree to defer prosecution of Herbalife, for one count of conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

Investor Carl Icahn sold 14.7 million Herbalife shares, reducing his holding to 15.5%. He remains the supplements company's largest holder.

Here is TheStreet's latest news on the coronavirus and its worldwide and economic impact, and a timeline of events since January

Occidental Petroleum CEO Vicki Hollub’s salary will be cut by more than 80% and top executives’ pay will be slashed as Covid-19 continues to slam oil prices.

Herbalife posts better-than-expected quarterly earnings while warning the coronavirus could have a yet-to-be-determined impact on its bottom line.

Frute Brute Monster Cereal, Franken Berry, Count Chocula, and Boo-Berry are coming back to supermarket shelves.

The residential real estate market has stumbled, after soaring in the first 18 months of the covid pandemic.

SoftBank's Vision Fund lost nearly $22 billion in the latest quarter.