American consumers are facing a momentous week, with the outcome of two key events set to shape their financial futures.
Nvidia’s stock now ranks third among the S&P 500’s biggest gainers for 2024. It held the No. 1 spot as recently as mid-September.
Spreads on Boeing’s outstanding bonds are moving tighter on the day after workers voted to end a 53-day strike.
Service-oriented companies such as retailers and restaurants grew in October at the fastest pace in more than two years, a survey found, and offered further evidence of strong momentum in the U.S. economy.
A Morgan Stanley analyst strips his “underweight” rating as Palantir’s latest results go against three elements of his prior bearish stance.
“This election season has been tense in our home.”
Boeing’s stock rises above a widely followed technical level after a union vote ends the nearly two-month-long strike.
The U.S. trade deficit jumped to a 30-month high in September, keeping the economy from posting a second straight 3% increase in gross domestic product.
The trend in short-term rates leading up to the U.S. presidential election usually persists.
Ferrari on Tuesday reiterated guidance that it had increased earlier in the year as the sports-car maker said shipments fell sharply in China.
Oil futures edged higher in quiet trade early Tuesday as investors await the outcome of a contentious and close U.S. presidential election.
Only Taco Bell managed same-store sales gains.
Shares of Trump-related mobile-advertising company Phunware are up more than 8% in premarket trades after snapping a five-day losing streak Monday.
Challenges and risks of artificial intelligence directing U.S. central-bank decisions are substantial.
Trump Media’s stock was rising above a level that suggests investors are expecting former President Trump to win the election.
The IRS rule starting in 2025 allows people ages 60 to 63 to add $11,250 extra to their 401(k).
Shares of U.K. fund manager Schroders fell on Tuesday after it reported outflows in the third quarter and said more money would leave the firm in the fourth quarter.
Archer Daniels Midland Co.’s stock tumbled 6% early Tuesday, after the food-processing and ethanol giant published guidance for the third quarter that lags estimates and said it would restate prior financials.
“I do not have the funds for professional advice.”
Evercore strategists led by Julian Emanuel crunched the numbers and it turns out unified government actually is the best for the stock market.
