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Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. shares sought direction in the extended session Tuesday after the videogame publisher missed on results and lowered its outlook, while reminding gamers that the next iteration of "Grand Theft Auto" is right around the corner.

The maker of technology for the restaurant industry beat quarterly revenue expectations and logged positive free cash flow first the first time since its IPO.

Rivian Automotive Inc. on Tuesday reported a mixed quarter and said it expects to make 52,000 vehicles this year, from a previous estimate of 50,000.

The lending company fell short of Wall Street's expectations with its revenue and earnings forecasts for the current quarter.

President Biden spotlights year-old Inflation Reduction Act and natural-resource conservation as he signs protections for the Grand Canyon.

Ride-hailing service Lyft Inc. on Tuesday reported a surprise second-quarter adjusted profit, helped by summer travel and a return to offices.

Russell Horwitz replaces John F.W. Rogers as chief of staff while Rogers will retain other titles; Jeff Currie to retire while Julian Salisbury exits GASM

Less than three years after going public, Palantir has taken its latest step toward maturity with the announcement of a $1 billion buyback program.

There's been plenty of chatter about the artificial-intelligence software craze pushing stock prices into bubble territory this year as U.S. equities have recovered from the 2022 bear market and by one measure valuations are already looking stretched.

Billionaire Charlie Ergen's decision to combine his two telecom companies in an all-stock deal sent their shares and bonds higher on Tuesday.

AMC reported better-than-expected second-quarter results, but the outcome of the company's stock conversion battle looms large.

Land and cost constraints are pushing builders to construct smaller, more densely packed homes, according to John Burns Real Estate Consulting.