U.S. stocks trade near unchanged Friday, with major benchmarks on track for weekly gains after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite each logged a record finish in the previous session.
A harmonious waterfront estate located in Lloyd Harbor, NY, once owned by the singer Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees, has come on the market. Totally renovated and never lived in by its current owner, who is moving out of state, the Long Island mansion is now available for $12.9 million.
Amsterdam is displacing London as the exchange of choice to trade European shares and derivatives, in one of the first major financial consequences of the U.K. leaving Europe’s single market.
The Federal Reserve on Friday announced the conditions for the annual stress test simulations — and they are actually easier than what lenders experienced last year.
Once the COVID-19 pandemic subsides, there will be a “roaring 20s” boom with a huge upside for the beauty industry, predicted the leaders of cosmetics giant L’Oréal on Friday.
Affirm Holdings Inc. topped revenue expectations for its latest quarter and issued an upbeat forecast but shares slipped in after-hours trading Thursday.
Walt Disney Co.’s streaming service, Disney+, proved again to be a big plus during a pandemic that has all but shuttered the Magic Kingdom’s other businesses. And that has company shares up 3% in after-hours trading Thursday.
PayPal Holdings Inc. has been a big winner during the pandemic as more people experiment with digital payments, and the company sees its strong momentum continuing for years.
Gig workers and labor unions on Thursday continued their challenge to California’s Proposition 22, filing a lawsuit in a lower court as urged by the state Supreme Court, which last week rejected a request for an expedited review of the case.