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The Wall Street adage — “Sell Rosh Hashana; buy Yom Kippur” — focuses on the market’s performance between these two Jewish holidays.

The Nvidia investment is the latest source of relief for Intel investors, after the U.S. government took a stake in the chip company last month.

In Europe, there’s a nearly 50-50 split between how frequently companies report, according to Goldman Sachs data.

JPMorgan is telling clients to be ready to buy dips, and prepare for a possible explosive move higher for stocks in weeks to come.

American Express is seeking to address longstanding customer complaints that it is difficult to track statement credits.

The wildly popular Ozempic drug cuts heart attack, stroke and death risk by nearly 25% in older patients, according to a new study published by Novo Nordisk and released on Thursday.

“I have Vanguard stocks valued at about $350,000 and two savings accounts, each of which has $100,000.”

Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried turned a small New Jersey town into a Hollywood hot spot while filming “The Housemaid,” which was primarily shot in a mansion there.

The fact that Fed Chair Jerome Powell classified the rate cut made on Wednesday as one for “risk management” is a clue the central bank will cut again in October, an economist at Goldman Sachs says.

“Further tightening of an already strict program would likely worsen outcomes,” new report says.

The IPO market is at its hottest point in years, and cybersecurity-software company Netskope Inc. became the latest to take the leap late Wednesday, pricing its initial public offering at $19 a share, raising about $908.2 million and valuing the company at about $7.3 billion.

ABC said Wednesday that it was pulling late-night host Jimmy Kimmel’s show indefinitely following remarks he made about the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk that had drawn a rebuke from the Trump administration.