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Shares of Ulta Beauty Inc. fell after hours on Thursday after the beauty retailer forecast full-year profit that was a bit below expectations, as growth slows following a massive post-pandemic rebound.

New York prosecutors agree to a 30-day delay in starting the first criminal case Trump faces, in order to give the defense time to review new documents.

President Joe Biden came out forcefully against Nippon Steel’s planned acquisition of U.S. Steel on Thursday, stressing the importance of maintaining “strong American steel companies powered by American steel workers.”

Adobe Inc.’s stock dipped more than 10% in extended trading Thursday after the company posted robust quarterly results that highlighted its AI push ahead of its annual developers conference. The company also announced a $25 billion share-buyback program.

PagerDuty Inc.’s stock tumbled 10% in after-hours trading Thursday following quarterly results that slightly edged analyst estimates but offered tepid guidance.

The biggest increase in wholesale costs since last summer is the latest in a string of readings that suggest inflation might not slow quickly toward the Federal Reserve’s 2% goal.

Wall Street is again proving that investors seem to make all their money during the winter months.

Companies around the world are defaulting on their debt at the fastest pace since the global financial crisis as high interest rates and stubborn inflation continue to take their toll, according to a report from S&P Global Ratings.

Winning fund managers, the bitcoin frenzy and millennials mastering a retirement-savings plan.

How has the economy avoided recession despite high inflation and high interest rates? Most Americans, especially younger ones, aren’t worried about losing their jobs.

Traders are growing increasingly anxious about the possibility that they, along with Federal Reserve policy makers, have underestimated the longevity of U.S. inflation — potentially putting calls for three quarter-point interest-rate cuts this year in jeopardy.

Target has cut jobs for two straight years but increased its store count in each of the past nine years.