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Major U.S. stock indexes were still trading within a few percentage points of record territory on Wednesday, despite some mild weakness seen over the past week or so.

Elf Beauty surprised Wall Street with a weaker outlook and profit, sending the stock more than 25% lower.

Another month, another sales gain for warehouse retailer Costco.

AMC CEO Adam Aron says the third-quarter softness should not be cause for alarm.

Tech billionaire Jared Isaacman is back on track to lead NASA, after President Donald Trump nominated him for the second time to head the space agency.

Robinhood reported third-quarter earnings late Wednesday, posting revenue that doubled year on year to $1.27 billion, and profit of 61 cents a share, up 259% compared with last year.

Lyft on Wednesday offered up a fourth-quarter forecast for a key demand metric that topped Wall Street’s expectations and said its push into Europe would give sales a boost next year.

Figma crossed $1 billion in annual revenue run rate in the third quarter as the design platform saw increased adoption.

U.S. oil prices have dropped more than 15% so far this year to levels that could threaten the ability of smaller producers to earn a profit. And that’s even before factoring in forecasts that could see the biggest global supply surplus on record next year.

Shares of DoorDash tumbled in extended trading Wednesday, after the delivery platform said it plans to increase investments in its business next year and that its recent acquisition of Deliveroo would contribute less to profits in 2026 than once anticipated.

Wall Street sees Google Cloud growing at 31% in 2026 — but one analyst is modeling a path to 50%.

The Times reported its biggest quarterly subscriber growth in nearly five years, driving big revenue gains. But the company has also diversified its product offerings.