U.S. stocks trade lower Friday, but were off their worst levels, with the technology-laden Nasdaq Composite looking likely to notch the first back-to-back decline since mid-May as investors turn their attention to a flare-up in Sino-American animosit...
Boeing is slated to report second-quarter results Wednesday before the bell, giving Wall Street a clearer picture of the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on a company already beset with problems of its own making.
Intel Corp.’s stock faced one of its worst days in 20 years Friday after the chip giant divulged that its next generation of chips would be delayed and that it may seek a third-party manufacturer to make them.
Lockdowns caused a drop in demand for deodorant as locked-down consumers stayed indoors, but ice cream sales soared, Axe and Ben & Jerry's owner Unilever said.
Gold futures on Friday scored a record finish, with prices up almost 5% for the week, as rising U.S.-China tensions and jitters about the economic outlook fueled haven-related demand for the precious metal.