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The “growth scares” that helped spark steep but short-lived losses for stocks in early August and again in early September are looking like distant memories.

Production down 0.3% after 0.5% drop in prior month

FuelCell Energy’s stock extend rocket-like bounce after restructuring plan announced that includes a 17% workforce reduction.

The cost of imported goods snapped back in October and added a bit more upward pressure to U.S. inflation, largely because of higher fuel costs.

Sales at retailers rose solidly in October and suggested the economy still has plenty of momentum heading into the holiday shopping season.

Empire State factory gauge rises to 31.2, much stronger than flat reading expected

Upcoming docuseries ‘The Later Daters’ showcases six divorcees and widowers on blind dates

Oil futures were slightly lower Friday and on track for weekly losses, plagued by a jump in the U.S. dollar and continued worries over demand from China, the world’s largest crude importer.

“Challenging economic and geopolitical conditions” are impacting consumer demand, according to its CEO.

Before you trash a bill, consider the potential hit to your credit score and borrowing rates.

Alibaba’s stock jumps after a profit beat, with the AI business extending its streak of triple-digit percentage growth.

Software maker plans to trade on the Nasdaq under the symbol “PONY.”