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Almost nobody on Wall Street has the temerity to bet against the "Magnificent Seven" group of tech stocks.

Walt Disney Co.'s stock edged up 2% in extended trading Wednesday after the media giant announced earnings that beat estimates, a huge jump in streaming users, and a vow to increase its annual efficiency cost reductions to $7.5 billion from $5.5 billion.

Affirm logged a big revenue beat for its latest quarter, and its shares were moving higher in the extended session after Wednesday's report.

Lyft Inc. on Wednesday reported third-quarter results that beat Wall Street's estimates and forecast fourth-quarter sales growth that was better than expected, helped by growth in back-to-school-season demand and a push to send workers back to offices.

Warner Bros. says it won't meet 2024 debt-repayment goals if the TV ad market doesn't recover.

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Warby Parker's stock was having its worst day since going public two years ago, as strength in contact lens sales continued to weigh on profitability.

Consumers are showing some signs of stress even as the unemployment rate — at least for now — remains historically low, according to Renaissance Macro Research.

A growing number of companies are offering menopause benefits to retain workers and boost productivity.

Bank of America Corp. Chief Executive Brian Moynihan doubled down on the bank's net-zero-emissions efforts despite pushback in the political arena.

A peak for the U.S. dollar is in the rearview mirror, setting up a stretch of 'messy' market action, says SocGen.

Airbnb is seeking to avert the disappointment of a home that looks nothing like the photos in the listing.