The job picture may still be bleak, but some companies are helping chip away at unemployment.

Creative stock tickers wedge themselves into the investors' psyche.

Creative stock tickers wedge themselves into the investors' psyche.

User-created content is working its way into mainstream advertising as companies adapt to social media.

Each week, TheStreet presents the 5 Dumbest Things on Wall Street. Now, we sift through 2010 to bring you Part 1 of the year's 10 Dumbest Things on Wall Street.

Big companies that went extinct offer insight into business plans gone bad.

Oil and financial service companies are among those offering employees the best 401(k) plans.

General Electric, Microsoft and Apple have some of the biggest cash piles. Here's how the cash could or should be used.

IBM has taken a swipe at Oracle/Sun, dangling a big financial carrot in front of Sun's partners.

"We believe we have plenty of room on price value," Disney CEO Bob Chapek said of the group's streaming price hikes. "And we do not believe that there's going to be any meaningful on our churn as a result."

The theme park giant has been trying to make changes and that has caused some issues for its guests.

The pizza giant goes someplace pizza fans may not want to follow but Domino's, Pizza Hit, and Little Caesars don't sell this.