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Industrial production fell 0.2% in May, the Federal Reserve reported Thursday.

The number of people who applied for unemployment benefits last week was unchanged at 262,000, leaving it at the highest level since October 2021 and pointing to some softness in a muscular U.S. labor market.

The cost of imported goods fell in May for the fourth time in the past five months and continued to put downward pressure on U.S. inflation.

UnitedHealth's stock suffered its worst percentage performance in three years after the health insurer said it was seeing pent-up demand for surgeries.

The rating change doesn't reflect major concerns about SoFi's recent but rather is a reaction to the stock's sizable recent move higher.

The European Central Bank on Thursday lifted interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, as expected.

Sales at retailers rose 0.3% in May and showed surprising strength in a sign of durability of the current U.S. economic expansion.

Two U.S. regional Federal Reserve gauges of manufacturing activity were mixed in June, according to data released Thursday.

Scams have gotten more sophisticated, with artificial intelligence mimicking images and voices to defraud victims.

Evercore analysts say don't get too worked up about the Fed meeting because momentum continues to drive this stock market. And here's what might stop that.

The suit seeks a court declaration that Twitter "willfully infringed" the musical work for about 1,700 songs. Plaintiffs are asking for up to $150,000 for every piece of work infringed.

Oil futures rise Thursday, bouncing after a selloff the previous session in the wake of a large jump in crude inventories.