George W Hitchcock

The truck and engine maker withdrew its full-year profit forecast on Thursday and revealed the SEC is investigating accounting and disclosure matters.

Bancolombia shares fall almost 4% after 2Q earnings decline -Pacific Rubiales shares fall 2.9% amid drop in oil prices -Colombia's peso weakens amid broad gains in dollar BOGOTA--Colombian stocks fell sharply Thursday led by shares of Bancolombia (BCOLOMBIA.BO, CIB) after the nation's top bank

Insurance Australia Group Ltd. (IAUGY, IAG.AU) wants to have completed all its assessments of insurance claims in New Zealand's second largest city, Christchurch, by Dec. 20, Fairfax-owned news website Stuff reports, citing IAG's Canterbury Recovery executive manager Dean MacGregor.

Brazilian telecommunications regulator Anatel on Thursday lifted the ban on mobile-phone sales by three operators that was introduced July 23.

More than a hundred Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives are calling on the federal government to reduce its production mandate for corn-based ethanol in an effort to bring down prices for the grain, which has become much more expensive for livestock producers during the

Software company Eloqua Inc.'s (ELOQ) initial public offering met healthy demand on a down day for the broader markets, opening higher and padding gains throughout Thursday's trading session.

Profit at American International Group Inc. (AIG) rose 27% to $2.33 billion in the second quarter, driven in part by improved results at the insurance operations the company has touted as essential to its post-bailout future.

SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia--The Coca-Cola Co. (KO) looks set to stay in Bolivia after a government official said Thursday recent comments by a high ranking minister that hinted at an exit later this year were blown out of proportion by the media.

CBS Corp.'s (CBS, CBSA) second-quarter earnings rose 8.1% as the media company recorded stronger results from its cable-networks business and margins improved, though overall revenue fell more than analysts expected.

LinkedIn Corp.'s (LNKD) second-quarter income fell 38% as higher expenses masked better-than-expected revenue growth.