Business Wire

The retailer predicts that sales and gross profit margins will likely continue to be pressured for the rest of the year amid a challenging economy.

The automaker blames "tough times" caused by rising costs, a slowing U.S. market and soaring gasoline prices.

The jewelry retailer beat Wall Street expectations as sales rose by double-digit percentages in Asia and Europe.

A top Ford executive says he expects to see more Ford, Lincoln and Mercury dealers willing to consolidate with others.

Oil prices are rising after the government reported that U.S. crude supplies fell unexpectedly last week.