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An analyst points to “ongoing momentum and no signs of consumer softness.”

Walt Disney said Monday that Chairman Mark Parker will leave the company after two years in the role, and will be succeeded by board member and CEO succession planner James Gorman.

The chief of the Dallas Federal Reserve said the economy is “strong and stable,” but the central bank needs to be watchful for a rebound in inflation as it gradually lowers U.S. interest rates.

“There was substantial upside if one bought Boeing stock” during prior strikes in 1989, 1995 and 2005, an analyst says, though a 2008 strike that coincided with the Great Recession was an outlier.

Oil prices were rising on Monday morning, regaining some of last week’s 8% decline after China lowered its benchmark lending rates, part of a series of stimulus measures to revive the flagging economy for the world’s top oil importer.

Humana’s stock looked to rally Monday. And Mizuho analyst Ann Hynes said she believes a buyout by Cigna Group is likely — it’s just a matter of timing.

Two different bubbles and two completely different revenue streams mean only one thing.

Bond yields rose on Monday, as fixed income continues to struggle in the wake of data showing a resilient U.S. economy.

Mike Wilson, Morgan Stanley’s chief U.S. stock market, explains why markets prefer a Trump victory, and the risks from either result in the 2024 election.

“I do not want incredibly high-risk investments. I want moderate risk, but something statistically stable.”

How a contrarian bet vs. a sure thing can make you more money.

Markets are increasingly pricing in a scenario of U.S. exceptionalism.