Violence still boosts companies&#39; bottom line
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In the grisly video game Manhunt, players lurk in the shadows and use plastic bags, shards of glass and hammers to murder their enemies.
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The company is far from resting on its laurels.
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Those of you who have been through a few of the steel industry&#39;s cycles may remember the fear corporate raider Carl Icahn struck in the hearts of the United Steelworkers
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Up-and-coming mining firms are still flocking to list on the sector&#39;s main stock markets more than a year after metal prices started to surge, increasing
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The stock looks reasonably valued but some core businesses are struggling to grow.
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The high-end retailer continues to perform better than its lower-end peers.
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The chances of finally making a profit at the combined company still aren't looking too good.
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Threats of violence never materialize, but problems remain
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Any company that rings up $39.5 billion in profit, as Exxon Mobil did last year, is liable to take some flak from consumers and politicians but can usually count on the support of its shareholders.
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Stanley Works tries to keep growth going by focusing on businesses that keep baddies out.
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The world is a less risky place these  days, but that doesn&#39;t mean investors should stop preparing for  bad times, Goldman Sachs Group  Chairman and Chief  Executive Lloyd Blankfein said Wednesday.
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The company continues to hemorrhage cash despite increasing sales.
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The company has earned its nosebleed valuation.
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A troubled company in the troubled housing sector.
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The company continues its leading role in the film industry.
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Despite a quivering commercial real estate market, this company marches on.
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The pressure is on for companies hoarding enormous amounts of cash. Investor activists like Carl Icahn have been hounding cash-rich companies to put their unspent dollars to use for their shareholders.