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Gold prices traded marginally higher on Tuesday as traders set their sights on U.S. inflation and labor-market data due later this week.

3M says agreement isn't an admission of guilt and that the products are safe 'when used properly.'

The U.S. dollar is proving its haters wrong.

Voting blocs within each major party and Congress are creating a winner-take-all attitude toward crafting public policy, paralyzing progress

Oil futures edged higher early Tuesday, with traders keeping an eye on Hurricane Idalia as it heads toward Florida.

The China-based EV maker missed revenue estimates for a fourth-straight quarter, though its Q3 outlook is above forecasts.

So the S&P 500 is ending a five-month streak? Now is not the time to throw in the towel on this stock market, says Finom Group's chief market strategist, Seth Golden.

"I have provided more than $166,000 in financial assistance to my daughters since they graduated from high school."

Two-year Treasury yields held above 5% but 10-year's eased from highs as traders bet rates would be higher for longer ahead of a busy week of economic data.

U.S. stock futures were little changed and holding latest gains as 10-year treasury yields eased further from recent highs.

AT&T, Verizon Communications and Hawaiian Electric were stocks in the spotlight.

The Honda HR-V subcompact SUV has a proven pedigree and is one of KBB's highest-rated entries in the segment. Pricing starts at $24,100.