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Wall Street is underestimating a key part of Amazon.com Inc.'s story, says an analyst who's now tied for being the most bullish on Wall Street.

The chief executive of NatWest who resigned after leaking misleading information about Nigel Farage will make at least £2.4 million ($3 million), a filing released Wednesday showed.

An upbeat Nvidia outlook could mean upside for Super Micro as well, while a conservative forecast could bode well for Super Micro gross margins.

Gold futures climbed Wednesday as the yellow metal was on track for its longest winning streak in nearly three months as prices rose for a fourth straight day.

The term 'guppies' — a play on 'yuppies' — is being used to describe Gen Zers and millennials priced out of the housing market who are 'giving up on property'

People without health coverage or relying on Medicaid report more mistreatment, research shows 

The new version, which has been the most requested update by users since Threads debuted in July as a mobile-only app, could help reignite user growth following a sluggish patch.

Peloton came up shy with its revenue outlook for the latest quarter while disclosing that a bike recall has had a greater-than-expected impact on the business.

Many financial firms are adding fees for clients who decline electronic statements.

Foot Locker posted a surprise loss for its second quarter, sales that fell short of estimates and cut its guidance.

European government bond yields and currencies fell sharply after surveys pointed to deteriorating economic conditions on the continent.

HSBC strategists say it's too early for investors to start bargain hunting after the recent two-week selloff, as they see another broad-based slump possibly ahead.