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Red Lobster is expected to file for bankruptcy by the end of the month, according to a new report, which came a day after the seafood restaurant chain abruptly closed dozens of locations.

Vanguard Group on Tuesday appointed Blackrock Inc. veteran Salim Ramji as its new chief executive, a move that will give the asset-management giant a leader with years of experience in wealth advisory and management who is known for his efforts to expand investing access.

Shares of Paramount Global on Tuesday fell after CNBC reported that Sony is rethinking its bid for the company, the latest twist in the TV and movie producer’s merger drama.

Shares of Western-wear retailer Boot Barn Holdings Inc. slid after hours on Tuesday, after the chain forecast sales trends for the fiscal year ahead that were below Wall Street’s expectations amid continuing tepid demand from shoppers.

‘Wealthier’ offers a deceptively simple way to avoid meme-stock distractions and other investing mistakes

The bundle, called “StreamSaver,” will provide the three services “at a vastly reduced price to anything in the market today,” Comcast Chairman and CEO Brian Roberts said at an investor conference.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s base salary stayed the same last fiscal year — but other sources drove a sharp increase in his total compensation.

Investors suddenly have gotten more picky in the past month about which segments of the stock market they want to buy, as stubborn aspects of inflation keep getting in the way of Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts.

The U.S. bond market has been navigating a rough past few years, with the potential for a pickup in volatility on Wednesday as investors await a fresh reading on inflation.

The meme rally that sent shares of GameStop Corp. soaring this week will likely peter out in a couple of days, says Dan Raju, the CEO of cloud-based financial-services provider Tradier.

“It wouldn’t surprise me if they see an outflow of clients over the next six months,” one user told MarketWatch.

Higher interest rates, hybrid work schedules and tighter credit standards will likely keep putting pressure on office loans through 2026, according to a new Moody’s report.