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Intuit Inc., the tech company behind TurboTax filing software and the personal-finance site Credit Karma, raised its full-fiscal-year profit and sales outlook on Thursday, following third-quarter results that topped Wall Street’s expectations.

Workday moved its full-year margin target higher but cut expectations for subscription revenue.

In a U.S. stock market that has risen to fresh records this week, the Dow Jones Transportation Index stands out for idling since 2021, according to Yardeni Research.

The U.S. Department of Justice is suing to break up Live Nation Entertainment, the parent company of Ticketmaster, for allegedly cranking up fans’ costs by controlling the concert industry.

Day traders have an almost impossible task ahead of them

Gorman was chief executive of the bank for 14 years before retiring on Jan. 1.

The 2024 White House race is close but presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump appears to have the edge at the moment thanks in large part to swing-state voters who are frustrated with President Joe Biden’s handling of the U.S. economy, said analysts at the nonpartisan Cook Political Report on Thursday as they rolled out a new poll.

The world’s transition toward so-called “green” technologies, such as electric vehicles and battery storage, is set to significantly boost demand for metals such as copper, aluminum, cobalt, and lithium over the next two decades.

Lululemon investors are suffering through the longest losing streak for the yoga gear maker’s stock in a year, but BofA Securities tried to reassure them by saying the shares of the “best-in-class retailer” are being mispriced.

The rock band went to war with the ticketing giant in the 1990s and lost — but its argument has been vindicated, in part, by the DOJ’s antitrust action.

Bernstein worries that “expectations may creep too high for next quarter” and says the AI messaging looks murky.

Boeing says it could end 2024 with negative cash flow, stunning investors.