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The November U.S. stock-market rally has gotten a big boost from corporations buying back their shares, and computerized trend-following funds adding to their bullish bets, according to data from Bank of America and UBS Group.

Shares of Urban Outfitters Inc. rose after hours on Tuesday after the hipster-leaning clothing retailer reported third-quarter results that beat expectations — helped by wealthier shoppers at its Anthropologie and Free People stores — and executives signaled optimism for the holidays and rebounding demand.

Nordstrom Inc. on Tuesday reported mixed third-quarter results, and the upscale department-store chain narrowed its full-year profit outlook and stuck with its sales forecast, citing "softening consumer spend."

HP Inc.'s stock initially dipped 2% in extended trading Tuesday after the computing giant reported generally solid results and vowed to introduce its first AI-powered PCs in the second half of 2024.

The IRS is holding off on implementing new tax laws that could affect Etsy, eBay and PayPal users for the second year in a row.

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Americans still are expected to consume 40 million turkeys for the November holiday, but unusual alternatives are becoming more popular.

Despite the existing competition, ESPN Bet’s backers project they can attain 20% market share by 2027, but many think that goal will be difficult to reach.

The options market is ready for Nvidia 's stock to post a bigger-than-average move after the chip maker and AI play's earnings report due after Tuesday's close.

The former First Lady died this weekend at age 96, but her enduring marriage to the 99-year-old ex-president may have played a part in their personal longevity.

Hedge funds went all-in on the "Magnificent Seven" this year, defying warnings from Wall Street analysts.

Revenue topped $500 million, led by strong sales in the Americas. Unlike On, many top athletic brands have had trouble making gains recently.