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International travel is eclipsing its domestic business as consumers opt for longer trips after COVID.

A team of U.S. equity analysts at Goldman Sachs' says they've figured out the secret to U.S. stocks' long-term outperformance vs. their international peers.

Several housing markets in the Northeast had a strong performance in June, according to real-estate data company CoreLogic. Other states? Not so much.

Job openings dipped to 9.6 million in June, but the demand for workers is still quite strong and suggests little slack in the U.S. labor market.

Rivian shares are in the midst of a red-hot rally, and their momentum now has one analyst taking a more cautious stance.

Pfizer's stock was down premarket as earnings hit by lower demand for its COVID products.

July deliveries more than doubled from a year ago, but the stock pulled back, putting it in danger of snapping a seven-day wining streak.

Gold and silver prices kicked off August in the red as the appreciation of the U.S. dollar in the past two weeks weighed on precious-metals prices.

Uber could be at the beginning of a stretch of sustained profitability.

Factory output basically contributed nothing to the world economy. That may be out to change.

Some large multinationals are reducing exposure to China, but many can’t -- or won't.

Oil futures edged lower early Tuesday, pulling back after ending July at their highest since April.