Top Finance News

The Census releases retail and food sales figures.

Despite fondness of McCain, CEOs buy into Obama’s hope.

A recent survey predicts upcoming trends and hopes for the new year.

The company suspended the payment of its quarterly cash dividend to common shareholders for the foreseeable future.

The company incurred a net loss in the third quarter of $5.9 million.

Charges have been filed against a tomato broker including price fixing and money laundering.

Organic To Go releases third quarter financial results.

Income was $5.4 million versus $6.2 million for the same time last year.

The brand continues to see a successful fifth-year stride of positive same-store domestic sales.

McDonald’s launches comprehensive money management tools for employees.

Survey results predict when economy could recover.

The company will trade on the NASDAQ Stock Market.

XFormity Technologies reports its first quarter results.

The NPD Group releases November Spending Indicator results.

McDonald’s is upping the suggested price to $1.19.

Yum! has nearly quadrupled its quarterly dividend since the initiation of dividends in May 2004.

aPriori will provide the company with product cost assessments.

But predict their financial situations will be better in 2009.

Sales are down about 4 percent from October 2007.

The company will cut its company-owned KFC and Pizza Hut stores from 20 percent to 10 percent.

Executive leadership company Vistage highlights the ten most common mistakes companies make when pricing their products.

Purchases will be made from time to time, depending on market conditions.

BizBuySell.com launches The Valuation Report.

A look at the most-recent financial reports from the top quick-serve brands.

Casdex agrees to digitize Baja Fresh’s records.

Roland Smith hopes to grow sales, operating profits, and cash flow for both Wendy’s and Arby’s.

Sam’s Club offers small business owners five ways to save money during the tight economy.

The company posted lower-than-projected quarterly profit.