RH said that demand for its pricey home furnishings continues unabated despite “the worst housing market in 30 years” and teased a new product line for next year.
The issue featuring Donald Trump on the cover hits newsstands on Dec. 20.
Membership warehouse retailer Costco Wholesale Corp. on Thursday reported quarterly results that were a mixed bag.
Positive seasonal conditions prevail — though small-caps have yet to rally.
Christmas has come early for the group of megacap tech companies known as the Magnificent Seven.
Mobile-advertising software company Phunware — which garnered plenty of attention during the presidential election as a so-called “Trump trade” thanks to its link to the president-elect — is now working on a canvassing technology that it says will give campaigns greater insight into voter sentiment.
Investors are hopeful that Warner Bros. Discovery may consider spinning off its cable networks or merging them with another company.
Paris-based BNP Paribas expects a “permanent shock” to U.S. consumer prices from Trump 2.0 tariffs.
Free from the financial burdens of trying to buy rival Albertsons, shares of supermarket giant Kroger were sitting at new highs on Thursday.
Ciena’s stock was soaring toward a 22-year high, as order growth and outlook on inventory overshadowed a big profit miss.
There’s more to think about than just current tax rates versus future tax rates.
Food prices post their biggest increase in almost two years.
Stem-cell research is on the cusp of a breakthrough that could come as soon as 2025, and two biotech companies with promising therapies stand to gain, according to a new report from Maxim Group on Thursday.
The median age at which retirees claim Social Security is age 63.
Consumer groups applauded the move, but banks said customers could be driven toward more expensive options such as payday loans.
Armed with consumer and wholesale inflation reports, Wall Street economists predict the Federal Reserve’s favorite price gauge will show just a mild increase in November and justify an interest-rate cut.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s decision to invite Chinese President Xi Jinping to his inauguration next month could be a sign that Beijing won’t immediately get hit with tariffs as Trump’s second term starts, according to advisory firm Signum Global.
Adobe’s management team is bullish on the AI opportunity in creative services, but Wall Street is growing impatient on the revenue runway
Tesla’s stock rises six-day win streak to its first record close in three years, providing a $235.5 billion boost to its market cap in the process.
Lowe’s Cos. is well positioned to grow and capture market share as soon as the home-improvement market recovers from its current slump and the first signs of success could show up as soon as 2025.
