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Stitch Fix’s narrower loss, better guidance fuels stock’s 20% rally

Online styling company posted a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss and unveiled a current-quarter guidance that was also better than hoped.

Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein parent PVH Corp. raises profit outlook despite ‘continued tough macroeconomic backdrop’

PVH Corp., the company behind Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein, raised its profit outlook for the full year on Tuesday despite weaker quarterly sales, saying it was confident in its longer-term plans to grow sales and profit in North America and abroad.

Max raises prices for its ad-free plans ahead of ‘House of the Dragon’ premiere

The Warner Bros. Discovery streaming service is raising prices on its ad-free plans, two weeks ahead of the premiere of the highly anticipated second season of the “Game of Thrones” prequel “House of the Dragon.”

Roaring Kitty is taking us to GameStop fantasyland: No short squeeze is coming

Here’s the reality: GameStop has few growth prospects and questionable survival potential.

The No. 1 issue for young Americans this election? Not student loans, abortion or guns — it’s housing.

Americans across demographics shared the issues they care about the most in a Redfin survey.

HPE scores a big revenue beat fueled by AI, and its stock rockets

Earnings top expectations as well, even as networking business remains pressured.

CrowdStrike’s strong stock rally set to sustain following upbeat earnings

Better-than-expected results from CrowdStrike met a shrug in Tuesday’s extended session, with shares about flat shortly after the report’s release.

Massachusetts securities regulator ‘looking into’ Roaring Kitty’s activities

Influential trader Keith Gill, also known as Roaring Kitty, recently sparked meme-stock rallies that sent shares of GameStop Corp. and AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. skyrocketing. But his trading activities have also caught the attention of the commonwealth of Massachusetts securities regulator.

Why oil’s recent drop is not a recession signal — and good news for stocks

The recent decline in oil prices is not a sign that the U.S. economy is heading for a recession — with the downward trend instead considered positive for stocks, according to DataTrek Research.

Inflation isn’t likely to come down to Fed’s 2% target, two prominent economists say

Often polar opposites, Glenn Hubbard and Lawrence Summers agree there’s a bumpy road ahead for the Fed.

Bond yields are falling. This time, it’s not being treated as good news.

“We are back at a point where the Fed might need to help the economy,” one trader says.

These stock-market risks could rattle summer trade the most

Friday’s jobs report is one of three looming economic and policy updates that could upend a summer calm in the stock market, says UBS.
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