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AMD’s beat wasn’t as strong as it seemed, and high operating expenditures also clouded a strong report.

Sales of new cars and trucks — a barometer for the economy — sank in January to the lowest level in three years after a major winter storm. Yet it could be a tough year for automakers even after the weather gets warmer.

The upshot of Glencore selling a stake in its DRC business to a U.S. government backed entity is a cash injection and a potential derisking of its mining operations.

Job creation has plummeted since the start of the trade wars and the immigration crackdown.

To impress investors, Amazon will need to show continued momentum in its cloud-computing business. But the real number to beat may be higher than the consensus view of 21% growth.

RTX’s Raytheon unit announced five agreements with the Pentagon to boost capacity and deliveries of Tomahawk and interceptor missiles.

While eye-popping vehicle prices have been front and center for car buyers for the past several years, other less visible costs of car ownership have also been rising.

Shoppers have “more choice than ever before” when it comes to payments, and PayPal has been slow to adapt to a more competitive landscape.

Uber’s stock drops toward a 10-month low as a quarterly profit miss offset record user results.

Late last year, Lilly was the first pharmaceutical stock to reach a $1 trillion valuation.

Here’s a rundown of six best-places lists in the U.S. and two global ones.

Nomura’s Charlie McElligott says second-order AI disruption worries have arrived early. Investors need to get ready.