Companies

Business development companies are worth a look, especially given that most now trade for considerably less than the value of their assets.

These stocks are still relatively inexpensive despite their impressive run.

The average Dividend Aristocrat has barely managed a positive return over the past 12 months. The average Buyback Aristocrat has returned about 17%.

The fundamentals don’t support valuations—yet.

Paramount is exploring a takeover of its fellow media giant, according to reports.

Third-quarter profit growth should be solid. Tech and AI will lead the way, but earnings momentum could broaden too.

Rigetti continues to execute on its roadmap and blaze a path toward commerciality, one analyst says.

Location data based on mobile device tracking shows things only got worse after the chain reversed course on a corporate image update.

Tricolor became a major used-car auto dealer before its sudden liquidation last month. Big U.S. banks appear to have overlooked warning signs surrounding its quick growth.

The 89-minute movie is about the making of Swift’s 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, and the music video for “The Fate of Ophelia.”

The FOMC will release the minutes from its mid-September meeting, and the University of Michigan will release the results of its consumer survey. This week also brings earnings reports from Constellation, McCormick, and Levi Strauss.

Shares of Americold and Lineage, real estate investment trusts, have been beaten down. One looks like the better play.

Morgan Stanley reiterates Overweight ratings for Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian stocks.

Passenger data for the first two days of Golden Week came in “a bit weak,” Citi Research says.

The fund industry faces big hurdles, but these three asset managers have been unjustly dismissed.

A group of pensions and a teachers union are appealing to fellow shareholders to vote against the proposed pay package and the election of board members.

Daisy Veerasingham, head of the 179-year-old institution, talks with Barron’s editor-at-large Andy Serwer.

Analysts at Benchmark, BTIG, and Guggenheim cut their price targets on DraftKings on Thursday.

Supreme Court’s Cook decision complicates Trump’s Fed plan, government shutdown could last awhile, pool of publicly traded U.S. companies is rapidly shrinking, and more news to start your day.

Comcast, Oracle, and more have named Co-CEOs. The structure has worked in the past, but some say it makes no sense.

Aggregates manufacturer CRH foresees fast growth and expanding profit margins.

It is time to take out insurance against a stock market correction, Arun Sai and Gertjan Van Geer write in a guest commentary.

Alphabet’s YouTube has settled a long-running lawsuit. The $24.5 million payment will help fund President Donald Trump’s gilded White House ballroom.

Emma Walmsley has overseen eight turbulent years at he U.K. drugmaker. The firm announced Monday that she will be succeeded by GSK insider and drug industry stalwart Luke Miels.

The NBCUniversal parent will undergo a minor leadership shake-up at the start of next year.