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The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded above 40,000 for first time ever on Thursday.

Wolfe Research ends its bearish call while noting that challenges remain for Intel.

Industrial production was flat in April, the Federal Reserve reported Thursday.

Upper-echelon managers to step down after four-year effort to complete Ameritrade integration.

The cost of imported goods rose in April for the fourth month in a row and increased at the fastest pace in two years, reflecting the persistence of elevated U.S. inflation.

The race to develop powerful new weight-loss drugs grew even more heated on Thursday as Roche Holding released early-stage trial results for an experimental obesity treatment.

Construction on new U.S. homes rose 5.7% in April, the Commerce Department said Thursday.

Athletic-apparel company Under Armour said it would fall short of analyst estimates for its fiscal 2025 profit amid a “challenging” retail environment.

The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits last week fell by 10,000 to 222,000 and indicated the U.S. is still experiencing a low level of layoffs.

China-based electric vehicle maker Nio’s stock resumed its rally on Thursday, after J.P. Morgan’s Nick Lai recommended investors stop selling, three months after he had turned bearish.

According to a closely-watched momentum gauge the rally is not looking over-extended yet. But it may be getting close.

The Philadelphia Fed said Thursday its gauge of regional business activity fell to 4.5 in May from 15.5 in the prior month. Any reading above zero indicates deteriorating conditions.