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Crypto advocates are looking to the Supreme Court to stop the SEC's regulatory crackdown on the industry.

A new paper indicates policy makers have a different take on U.S. financial conditions than widely assumed, says Evercore. That's a big deal for markets.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Wednesday addresses the news that cocaine was found Sunday in a West Wing common area.

Microsoft Corp. could soon join Apple Inc. as a $3 trillion company, helped by future gains propelled by AI and ChatGPT, Wedbush analysts said on Wednesday.

Wall Street has been forecasting a big slowdown in hiring, but the economy keeps producing heaps of jobs. Here's what to watch in the June employment report.

Eight Capital sees Canadian cannabis company burning through cash in the next year absent any 'drastic interventions' or speedier cost cuts

Baird's Colin Sebastian argues Amazon's successes are based primarily on "unique vision, keen investments, and a strong engineering orientation" --- not anti-competitive behavior. 

The Instagram spin-off is set to launch Thursday, just days after Elon Musk made several more controversial Twitter changes.

Exchange-traded funds that invest in Chinese stocks were trading down Wednesday afternoon, deepening the ETFs’ losses this year after data showed China’s services sector cooled in June and as investors face heightened geopolitical tensions between the country and the U.S.

The group Seventeen's latest album has sold more than 6 million copies — a record for the K-pop genre.

Threads, reportedly set to debut Thursday, is being hailed as a Twitter killer. But a deeper look at Facebook/Meta's track record of imitators reveals mixed results.

Oil futures head sharply higher on Wednesday, finding support after Saudi Arabia's energy minister reportedly said that the kingdom will do whatever is necessary to support the oil market.