Leon Lazaroff

It has been almost impossible not to make money over the past several months owning energy stocks. The numbers remain stunning and, for many investors, enticing. The American Stock Exchange...

If Richard Grasso hadn't been pushed out of the New York Stock Exchange in September 2003 after disclosure of a $139 million compensation package, would the venerable Wall Street institution...

Now that Adidas-Salomon AG has closed its $3.8 billion deal to buy Reebok International Ltd., it appears the German sneakermaker is poised as never before to challenge Nike Inc. in...

Time was when Eastman Kodak Co. meant photography, and everyone dutifully bought its yellow boxes of film and had them developed in a lab owned by the Rochester, N.Y.,company. In...

Robert Millen is betting that this is one of those years that slow and steady investors have their day. It's also a year that Millen, co-manager of the $2.7 billion...

Sometime in the near future, Paul Otellini, Intel Corp.'s new chief executive, hopes we'll all be chanting the word "Viiv," as in rhymes with "five." That's Intel's name for the...

When Harley-Davidson Inc.'s stock price fell 22 percent over three days in April, Mark Sellers became an aggressive buyer. "I like to buy shares when there's a panic," said Sellers,...

Outside of the tobacco industry, there are few businesses that can be as hurt by negative publicity as companies that produce genetically modified seeds. Monsanto Co., the agriculturally based biotech...

When James Glickenhaus, general partner of New York-based Glickenhaus & Co., looks into the future, he sees gadgets that will wirelessly merge some of the world's favorite devices: the cell...

Commuters used cars, cabs, boats, trains and their own foot power to make the journey to and from work here Tuesday, the first day of a transit strike that shut...