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The stock of 1-800-Flowers.com Inc. tumbled Wednesday, after D.A. Davidson downgraded it to underperform, or sell, from neutral, and said consensus estimates for its fiscal fourth quarter are looking too high.

Industrial production rose in June for the second month in row, driven by rising auto sales and high demand for air conditioning during a spell of especially hots summer weather.

A potential victory for the Donald Trump/J.D. Vance ticket in November could have an impact on the M&A environment, according to Raymond James, with the analyst firm weighing the possible effects of a Trump White House on a number of sectors.

Shares of weight-loss drug developers including Eli Lilly & Co., Novo Nordisk and Structure Therapeutics fell sharply early Wednesday after Roche Holding AG announced early-stage trial data for its experimental obesity pill.

International buyers are scaling back partly due to a strong U.S. dollar, the National Association of Realtors says.

Construction on new U.S. homes rose 3% in June, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.

Bank of America’s monthly survey of global fund managers found “geopolitical conflict,” as the most overriding concern for markets currently.

Most people have the wrong idea about probate, and don’t fear it enough to do something to avoid it.

The European Central Bank is expected to stand pat on interest rates after its policy meeting on Thursday, emphasizing that it is prepared to be cautious in trimming borrowing costs further without more evidence that inflation will hit its 2% target.

Needham analyst Laura Martin thinks investors should pay attention to Amazon’s Twitch live-streaming business.

Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are being considered to lead Klarna deal.

An unusually tranquil stretch for U.S. stocks is poised for a new milestone on Wednesday just as the rally appears to finally be broadening out beyond a handful of megacap names.