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February trends, the Magnificent Seven and an ETF focused on corporate culture.

Google parent company Alphabet this week reported a $1.2 billion charge in the fourth quarter to exit office space, a notable cost that largely flew under under the radar in a hectic week, according to a Barclays researcher.

“Retailers are placing orders cautiously, and economic and geopolitical uncertainty remains high,” the CEO of Columbia Sportswear said.

Cyclical and small-cap stocks could get a boost this year.

Mortgage rates are falling, but when will the 30-year mortgage dip below 6%? Here’s what five economists are forecasting.

Executives are reining in investment, according to a new American Chamber of Commerce in China survey, and most cite U.S.-China relations as their top concern.

Earnings season is set to cause a reshuffling among the ranks of the largest U.S. companies.

The drop was larger than expected.

The high-grade corporate bond market is showing signs of fatigue.

The risky commercial real-estate market — and not only partially empty office buildings — came to the fore again this week.

Meta’s spending plans have a Wells Fargo analyst feeling “increasingly confident” that Nvidia will be able to deliver upside to its January-quarter results.

Gasoline prices at the pump costs more than it did a month ago, but U.S. drivers are likely to face even bigger gains by late February as refinery-maintenance season kicks in.