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Hermes International, trading at 34 times earnings, saw its stock get pummeled on Wednesday after the luxury-goods maker reported slower-than-expected first-quarter sales growth.

The U.S. stock market has suffered a significant correction in every single midterm election year since 1950, warns Lansing Street Advisors.

Bernstein’s Mark Moerdler sees a good entry point for new investors in the stock, as Microsoft should start reaping the benefits of capex.

The AI trade has been full of uncertainty, but investors seem to be getting excited again

Bitcoin on Tuesday tested a key level that has blocked gains for months, as technical analysts watched for signs that the cryptocurrency may finally be ready to break out.

Amazon.com’s latest acquisition of a satellite operator has helped power a winning streak for the tech giant, as shares of the company rallied for the seventh consecutive day on Tuesday.

Since the start of the Iran conflict, investors around the world have been worried that tight global oil supplies and high prices could eventually lead to a drop in demand. According to the International Energy Agency, these risks are finally starting to materialize.

Novo Nordisk is working with OpenAI on a broad deal that will use artificial intelligence to more quickly develop new medications as well as help train its workforce.

The S&P 500 was back near its all-time high on Tuesday as investors in U.S. stocks appeared content to look past the fact that the Strait of Hormuz was still mostly closed.

Albertsons’s stock was falling Tuesday after a sales miss and an announcement that the grocery-store chain has reached a $774 million settlement to resolve opioid-related claims.

Costs will further deepen the economic divide in the country, as only the wealthiest Americans can bear the costs of long-term care.

A new ranking highlights cities with the best job opportunities, affordable housing, and quality of life for recent college grads. Here’s how today’s young workers can stand out in a remote job search.