Walt Disney isn’t the only company with a lot riding on the new Star Wars movie this week. Electronic Arts could really use a boost from the Force.

Europe’s largest property company is making a $25 billion bet that America’s megamalls have a bright future

Settling a dispute over the planned sale of Toshiba’s memory-chip business will give both companies more firepower to invest as industry competition intensifies.

The threat of higher capital charges isn’t over for European banks, but UniCredit, Italy’s biggest lender, can take this in its stride.

As Qualcomm waits for its NXP deal to get regulatory approval, activist investor Elliott Management has said the chip maker is worth more.

American hospitals have a target on their backs. The latest merger talk is an attempt to rally their strength, but industry payers’ battle against high health-care costs shows no sign of letting up.

Enthusiasts say bitcoin is taking over the world. But comparisons to real companies, currencies and countries are flawed measures for the cryptocurrency.

Greece, the place where Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis first emerged, finally looks like it could escape its bailout years. Yield-hungry bond investors are smartly going along for the ride.

Would you invest in a company that couldn’t tell you what its business was going to be? Some would, in fact they are doing so in record amounts.

China is pushing hard to dominate new energy industries and clean up terrible air pollution. Too bad about all that coal-power debt.

Big media struggles with streaming but increased competition will make it harder for Netflix to stay ahead.

Broadcom’s solid results also show what a challenge integrating Qualcomm would be.

The labor market is red hot except for wage growth. The Federal Reserve probably won’t have to wait long for more signs that conditions are tight enough to keep raising rates.