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Wright said he is “deeply honored” by the nomination and he plans to work to bring “affordable, reliable energy to the citizens of the United States and beyond.”

Netflix’s stock slipped as the live Paul vs. Tyson fight suffered from bandwidth issues, but Oppenheimer said that’s a “high quality” problem that should make investors happy.

Service, fees and performance expectations are all potential hot spots.

BlackRock has flipped a mutual fund to an exchange-traded fund for the first time, with the giant asset manager’s move reflecting investors’ increasing appetite for actively managed ETFs.

Halozyme says the combined company would have an estimated $2 billion in revenue in 2025.

Yields on U.S. Treasurys moved higher to begin the week, building on a rise last week that briefly took the 10-year rate above the 4.5% threshold as investors weighed the outlook for further rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

CEOs face pressure to do ‘something big’ but more often do something wrong.

Morgan Stanley strategists say that while the U.S. represents 26% of the revenue for the companies in the MSCI Europe, only 6.6% is goods exported to the U.S. from outside.

Tiffany & Co executive Alexandre Arnault, 32, will take up a new position as Deputy CEO of LVMH’s wine & spirits division in February 2025

Spirit Airlines Inc. filed for a voluntary, pre-arranged Chapter 11 bankruptcy early Monday, capping a tumultuous period for the low-cost airline in which efforts to merge with two rivals fell through.

Oil futures were finding some buying interest Monday morning after a weekend decision by President Joe Biden to allow Ukraine to use U.S.-supplied long-range missiles to strike deeper inside Russia.

Better late than never? Morgan Stanley says it’s now overweight U.S. stocks.