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Thursday’s results defy worries about competition in the buy-now, pay-later arena.

The U.S. stock market is attempting to catch up to the rest of the world after lagging so far in 2025.

The chip company said its record revenue of $2 billion was driven by AI demand for its custom chips, but Marvell didn’t deliver upside on its top line.

Ulta delivers a relatively rare quarterly beat and raise as its product mix seems to have resonated with shoppers.

Shares of Gap Inc. slid after hours on Thursday after the clothing retailer reported second-quarter sales trends and a third-quarter forecast that disappointed Wall Street.

Dell upped its guidance for the full year as its AI server business is growing faster than expected. There’s a high bar for AI stocks now, plus PC revenue came in lower than expected.

The “de minimis” exemption for shipments worth $800 or less is ending at midnight.

September is the last month to claim Biden-era tax credits that can cut thousands of dollars from prices on new and used electric vehicles.

If ether begins to lag bitcoin again, it could be a warning sign that stock-market volatility is about to increase, with the S&P 500 potentially facing a decline of around 10% to 20%.

It is ironic that so many traders fret about the VIX getting too low.

Dillard’s stock has shot more than 1,800% higher over the past five years. The company gives little commentary on its business but has returned cash to shareholders and showed operational prowess.

Rising political pressure from the Trump administration on the independent Federal Reserve has produced a widening gap between long- and short-term Treasury yields over most of August — and there is more than one way for traders to position for a continuation of this pattern.