Restructuring

Companies in the S&P 500 bought back a record $806 billion of their own shares last year. But the tactic - used by CEOs to juice their stock prices - may become less common as more companies confront the need to pay down debt, Bank of America analysts warn in a new note.

The global denim jeans market in the U.S. is set to grow from $66 billion in 2018 to over $85 billion in 2025.

Time could run out before Larry Culp can complete his turnaround plan at GE.

GE stock hasn't solved its free cash flow conundrum, and might not for some time, says a key analyst.

Randal Quarles, the Federal Reserve's vice chair for supervision, says regulators need to be vigilant about new risks from lenders that operate outside of the strictest banking-industry rules - as well as from the increasing push by technology companies into lending and asset management.

A shell company can be used to hide an entity's assets, and they do come with some controversy.

Does the MAR have too many brands? 'Absolutely not,' says CEO Sorenson.

The FDIC offers some much-needed protection for deposit banking consumers.

General Electric's CEO isn't inspiring much confidence.

Gap to acquire Janie and Jack, while Children's Place to take over the rights to the Gymboree Group brand.