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Just 1.5% of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles have needed their batteries replaced since 2011, according to a new study.

Bond yields were steady early Tuesday, holding near multi-month highs on expectations the Fed will confirm its keeping interest rates higher for longer.

HSBC on Tuesday said its chief executive, Noel Quinn, will retire after nearly five years at the helm.

Gold demand marked its strongest first quarter in eight years, buoyed by “healthy investment” from the over-the-counter market as well as central bank purchases, which saw their best start to any year on record, according to a report from the World Gold Council released Tuesday.

China Vanke posted a first-quarter loss as earnings were weighed by the ongoing slump in China’s property sector.

Pfizer and Genmab on Monday said they had received full approval from U.S. regulators for their treatment for certain forms of cervical cancer.

Peacock is raising prices again, a year after its last price hike and just in time for the Summer Olympics.

AT&T’s decisions in recent years look better than those made by rivals, according to Barclays.

Shares of Coursera Inc. and Chegg Inc. fell in the after-hours session Monday after both education-tech companies guided for weaker current quarters, and Chegg also announced a CEO change.

Media and entertainment giant Paramount Global on Monday said that Chief Executive Bob Bakish was stepping down and would be replaced by a three-person office intended to help “materially streamline operations.”

The past few months haven’t been so easy on the Nvidia Corp. wannabes, and AMD will look to reset that narrative when it reports earnings Tuesday afternoon.

It’s not just about good schools and affordable homes — voters this election year say they are considering hot-button issues including abortion rights and gun control when deciding where they want to live.