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UAW's Shawn Fain said he wasn't currently calling for new strikes at Stellantis facilities because of the company's "significant progress" on some demands.

Also, feast or famine in the dynamic bond market, Amazon, Google, dividend stocks and a tool to look at how home prices have changed across the U.S.

Oil futures turn lower on Friday, giving up early session gains, but remain on track to score a gain for the month of September.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy doesn’t give any signs Friday that he would make a deal with the Democratic-run Senate to avoid a partial government shutdown.

The Paris public prosecutors office reportedly confirmed Friday that it was it was looking into financial transactions between LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault and Russian businessman Nikolai Sarkisov.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein passed away at the age of 90, opening the door for California Gov. Gavin Newsom to appoint her replacement

The nation's trade deficit in goods dropped 7.3% in August to $84.3 billion, reflecting in part a decline in consumer imports such as the new iPhone.

It took a ticker symbol change to generate investor interest in BTC Digital Ltd.'s stock, which more than tripled on heavy volume ahead of Friday's open.

Raymond James, Wedbush and Oppenheimer analysts praise Nike after the apparel company's quarterly earnings beat Wall Street expectations.

You're paying more for less. It's a good time to save some money and start churning your subscriptions.

It's likely October will start with a U.S. government shutdown. What will that mean for markets? Citi looks at history as a guide.

What the world needs right now, is some hope, or a recession could be self-fulfilling says BlackRock CEO Larry Fink.