Retailers Could Fail the Back-to-School Test

Retailers with a significant back-to-school business face easy comparisons, but that may already be priced into their shares.

A Statistical Reprieve for Norway’s Traders

It may be the land of the midnight sun. But even so, early mornings can be a pain.

A Hong Kong Skyscraper That Could Fetch Highest Price

Hong Kong skyscraper The Center could fetch several billion dollars, possibly making it the most expensive single office building sold anywhere in the world

Meitu: Why China’s Photo Phenomenon Is Out of Focus

Meitu is looking to achieve a pricey IPO valuation for an unprofitable internet company selling inexpensive phones.

In Reach for Yield, HP Learns to Print Money

As sales and earnings decline, HP’s shares have rallied, benefiting from investors’ continued reach for yield.

Another Valeant Parallel at Concordia International

Concordia CEO’s margin call is the latest stumble in the company’s bad year.

Tableau Software’s $500 Million Man

Data analytics provider gets big boost from landing Amazon cloud vet as new CEO. But stock still in recovery mode from brutal selloff earlier.

Why Europe’s Steady Growth Does Little to Enthuse Investors

Investors are favoring further-flung, more exciting destinations than Europe for their cash. But steady growth remains a reassuring factor.

How to Free Big Banks From Weight of Dead Money

Big banks have long complained about the costs of holding large pools of inactive deposits, especially in countries where interest rates have turned negative. Increasingly, they are charging customers to look after their cash.