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Construction on new U.S. homes fell 6.8% in July, the Commerce Department said Friday.

The long-running trend of investors moving money out of active equity funds and into passive funds is on pause as individual stocks start trading less in sync with other equities.

Oil futures were lower Friday morning, giving up a weekly gain as worries about demand proved persistent, overshadowing fears of a retaliatory strike by Iran on Israel.

Pfizer and BioNTech said Friday that a Phase 3 trial of their COVID-19-and-influenza combination vaccine candidate met one of its two objectives.

Make sure your estate documents reflect your wishes

A U.S. appeals court ruled Bayer should be shielded from claims that subsidiary Monsanto failed to adequately warn users about cancer risks linked to the popular weed killer Roundup.

Splitting up AT&T in the 1980s was a gift to the company’s shareholders.

The chip maker also expects an estimated $6 billion to $8 billion in an investment tax credit from the U.S. Treasury for the project.

Trimming stock positions depends on the reason for the Fed reducing borrowing costs

Revolut on Friday said a secondary share sale was set at valuation of $45 billion, making it Europe’s most valuable privately-owned technology company. 

Britain’s financial-market regulator made its first-ever fine of an audit firm for not reporting suspicions that a client was engaging in fraudulent activity.

“His lawyer sent me a ‘refunding bond’ and ‘release form.’”