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Barely one month has passed since President Trump blindsided global investors with his aggressive tariff plans. Yet U.S. stocks have already staged a remarkable recovery.

Reddit Inc. shares skyrocketed 18% in extended trading Thursday after the social-media platform’s first-quarter daily active users, revenue and profit topped Wall Street’s expectations.

The world’s largest corporate holder of bitcoin falls short of quarterly expectations, however.

Ticketmaster parent Live Nation reported results as analysts try to parse the impact of a higher cost of living, compounded by a global trade war, on concert demand.

Block’s stock is falling after Cash App customers got more hesitant about spending and inflows.

Airbnb Inc. said it expects growth in a key demand gauge to ease in the second quarter following what the vacation-rental platform said were “broader economic uncertainties” in the U.S., but it stuck with its outlook for an adjusted form of profit margin for this year.

Just days ahead of Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholder meeting, the stock has outperformed the market by a wide margin — as usual.

America’s decoupling from China might sting at first, but it can pay off handsomely. Wall Street still doesn’t get it.

Meta raised its capital-expenditure target, adding to recent upbeat signals around AI spending.

The nursing-home industry finds itself in the crosshairs of a congressional budget debate.

What began as an oversold rally in early April is now generating some buy signals, but that doesn’t mean all is bullish again.

“It’s become clear that pressure on research spending increased in the second quarter and will likely persist through fiscal year 2025,” the company said.