The Atlanta Braves look to be playoff-bound in 2018, while demand for space in The Battery Atlanta has been strong. Both factors should unlock more upside for Liberty Braves stock.

The youth is standing behind Nike and its decision to place Colin Kaepernick as the face of their "Just Do It" campaign. And that support is translating to dollars. Not only has the company's sales increased, but also, its stock has closed at an all-time high.

Microsoft's latest dividend increase marks an acceleration in the payout's annual growth rate.

Sep.19 -- For U.S. marijuana company Tilray, it was double - then nothing. The stock rocketed 94% on CEO Brendan Kennedy's comments, only to see all that gain go up in smoke less than an hour later. Ramy Inocencio explains the highs, lows and last-minute 40% rebound on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."

iQiyi isn't a safe stock, but the upside outweighs the risk.

Which stock wins in a one-on-one matchup between these two healthcare leaders?

Does Zolgensma, a revolutionary one-off treatment for spinal muscular atrophy, really need to cost so much?How much is a life worth? $2.15m? That’s the staggering price of a drug produced by the pharmaceutical giant Novartis that has just come on the market. Zolgensma is a one-off gene therapy treatment for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), a rare degenerative disorder. Infants with the most severe form usually die within two years. For parents of babies born with SMA, any price is worth paying ...

Beat the touts by using big agencies’ fan-to-fan services, or bag a deal at their ‘ethical’ rivalsIf you’re keen to go to a sold-out or popular gig, festival or event, there are lots of ticket resale websites out there – but who can you trust, and what’s it going to cost you?The so-called secondary ticketing market has long been viewed as a “wild west” sector, with sites such as Viagogo coming under fire for their practices. But now there is a new breed of fan-to-fan resale services that aim ...

Thousands of homeowners whose banks collapsed in the financial crisis have been unable to move to a cheaper dealThousands of mortgage customers of now-defunct banks who had their loans sold on after the financial crisis are hoping new moves by regulators and MPs will free them up to shop around for cheaper deals.These borrowers, dubbed “mortgage prisoners”, include Jayne Emsley and her husband, who took out a Northern Rock mortgage in 2006 and are now with Landmark Mortgages, which is owned b...

Advice for Churchill | BBC pay | Mulhouse’s Bugattis | Perms | Parcel postboxes | HornetsDeborah Behrman (Letters, 24 May) does not recall the wives of male PMs being credited with advising their husbands. What about Clementine Churchill’s letter of 27 June 1940 warning her husband that “there is a danger of your being generally disliked by your colleagues and subordinates because of your rough sarcastic & overbearing manner … I cannot bear that those who serve the Country and yourself should...