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Investors are taking cues from Main Street’s thriftier vibe, helping the stock rally broaden out beyond tech giants.

Lynch’s attorney and a key defense witness in his fraud case are missing after the yacht they were on sank on Monday. His co-defendant was killed in a hit-and-run accident two days earlier.

The S&P 500 has burst back from its early August slump with more sharp moves higher than any month since 2023, according to independent research firm CappThesis.

Netflix shares were rallying Tuesday toward their first record close in three years, after the streaming platform said upfront ad sales more than doubled from a year ago.

The five-buck deal, made famous by a memorable jingle, ended in 2014. Subway’s footlongs can now run anywhere from around $8 to $15.

Bond-market participants are bracing for what could be a busy period of trading beginning Wednesday morning, pending a sizable downward adjustment in the government’s annual payrolls figure.

There’s something “weird” about the U.S. dollar’s slide versus major rivals this month, according to one Wall Street strategist, and he suspects it might be explained by the sudden shift in the U.S. presidential race.

As if the job market weren’t tough enough, scam messages about fake job openings are on the rise. Here’s how to protect yourself.

777x groundings “could limit investor confidence” in the new jet family at a crucial time for Boeing.

Corn prices have dropped below $4 a bushel to their lowest levels in nearly four years on ample U.S. supplies, but their “shared history” with U.S. crude oil may offer the biggest clue on what they do next.

There is still no green light for the stock market as the 2024 presidential election season gets into full swing. The S&P 500’s historical performance during election years suggests stocks could experience a lackluster and volatile period between now and Nov. 5.

Lowe’s stock fell Tuesday, after the home improvement retailer reported fiscal second-quarter sales that missed expectations, as customers continued to hold back on spending on larger do-it-yourself projects.