Chesapeake said it also plans to take a one-time charge in the third quarter of $55.5 million.

The House committee sent letters asking carmaker and the EPA for a timeline of events as well as communications between the two.

While conservative Republicans have said they wouldn’t back any spending extension that continues to fund Planned Parenthood, the House plans to rely on Democratic votes to help pass a stopgap funding measure.

BofA is cutting jobs after CEO Brian Moynihan pledged to trim expenses amid a decline in trading revenue.

The brewer is lining up banks to arrange as much as $70 billion in financing.

The Afghan army made little progress in the first day of its campaign to take back the strategic northern city of Kunduz from the Taliban Tuesday, even with the support of a U.S. airstrike.

The Conference Board’s index of consumer confidence increased to 103 in September from 101.3 a month earlier.

She tells U.S. lawmakers that claims based on undercover videos made by anti-abortion groups are “offensive and categorically untrue.”

The Japanese Prime Minister pledged to push for further improvements in corporate governance, including urging companies to make more progress in unwinding cross-held shares.

Home prices in 20 U.S. cities rose 5 percent in July from the same month in 2014, propelled by improving demand and limited supply.

A group of Bank of America Corp. private bankers that helped anchor the firm’s wealth-management practice in one of California’s wealthiest enclaves has defected to start an independent company.