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Some 90% of business leaders are concerned about ethical standards, but they don't have a framework to address the topic, according to a Deloitte study.

The trade deficit in goods narrowed 6% in May due to lower oil prices and less demand among consumers for imports, perhaps a sign of a softer U.S. economy.

Nvidia and AMD shares were falling amid a report suggesting forthcoming additional China export restrictions, but analysts didn't seem too concerned.

Netflix's stock rose Wednesday after it garnered another $500 price target from a Wall Street analyst.

Neil Dutta, head of economics at Renaissance Macro Research, fired off a note saying "the statute of limitations has now kicked in. There are several reasons to be upbeat on the U.S. economy. "

New data shows Airbnb revenue falling in some major U.S. cities, according to a tweet by Nick Geril, CEO of Reventure Consulting

Conventional investing wisdom dictates that the summer months are a sleepy time for markets. But that's started to change over the past decade.

Gold slid to fresh three-month lows on Wednesday as expectations for more central-bank interest-rate hikes later this year have diminished the appeal of the yellow metal.

Goldman Sachs says Kellogg Co. can still put up solid growth, in large part due to the planned spin-off of its North American cereal business.

The parent of cereals Lucky Charms and Cheerios' sales fall short despite higher prices.

‘My husband is the beneficiary on my life-insurance policy. I would now like to change that.’

Oil futures are little changed early Wednesday, with traders awaiting official data on U.S. inventories after industry data shows a drop.