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U.S. stock-index futures moved lower as investors returned from the holiday weekend in cautious mood ahead of earnings reports that will shed light on the health of the consumer and crucial results from AI-darling Nvidia.

Intel will host a key event for its foundry business Wednesday, and Wall Street appears upbeat about the potential for significant Chips Act funding down the line.

Shares of global mining groups listed in London were under pressure Tuesday as concerns about weak growth in China pushed iron ore prices to their cheapest in three months.

Shares of Walmart Inc. jumped further into record territory Tuesday amid a busy day for the discount retail giant, which reported an earnings beat, confirmed a $2.3 billion deal to buy smart-TV maker Vizio — and raised its dividend by 9%.

The deal comes at a time when banks are building up their balance sheets ahead of a potential economic downturn and as federal regulators have proposed higher capital requirements.

Give employees access to independent investment advisers who are already held to the fiduciary standard.

Ed Yardeni says giddy Wall Street analysts could be the undoing of this stock market.

Both wrongly dismiss the idea that prosperity is best served by fiscal prudence, monetary discipline and free trade.

Oil futures lose ground as U.S. traders return from a three-day holiday weekend.

Home Depot’s stock fell Tuesday, after the home improvement retail giant reported fiscal fourth-quarter U.S. same-store sales that missed expectations and provided a downbeat full-year outlook, but raised its dividend by 7.7%

Bond yields fell on Tuesday as a mild risk-off tone enveloped markets after U.S. investors returned from a long weekend.

The British bank is planning to give out £10 billion worth of share buybacks and dividends by 2026