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How big a pair of scissors will the Fed take to interest rates? It’s a big topic as investors await inflation data due Wednesday.

On his second day in charge, new Starbucks chief executive Brian Niccol wrote a letter to customers, employees and shareholders saying his focus in his first 100 days will be “getting back to Starbucks.”

Ally Financial Corp.’s stock fell sharply on Tuesday after the consumer lender said delinquencies in its retail car-loan business were up more than expected as people continue to struggle with inflation.

Investors will look for signs that the debate is breaking open a too-close-to-call contest.

Why would anyone think politicians and bureaucrats in government have greater investment wisdom and expertise than people in business and finance? And why would anyone think U.S. politicians could be trusted to handle all that money responsibly?

Financial stocks in the S&P 500 have posted bigger gains than the broader U.S. stock index over the past year, with their run-up signaling equity investors’ positive view of the economy, according to DataTrek Research.

An overwhelming number of analysts still rate Nvidia a buy, and they expect a significant gain for the stock over the next year.

Federal Reserve official Michael Barr on Tuesday unveiled lighter capital requirements for banks than previously proposed after blowback from the financial industry and politicians.

Investors should run, not walk, away from these stocks

The company claimed its pods could be recycled anywhere, even though the two biggest recycling companies in the U.S. said they wouldn’t take them, regulators said.

Hudson Pacific Properties’ stock sank Tuesday after the real-estate investment trust suspended its dividend, as the company continues to struggle nearly a year after the Hollywood writers and actors strikes ended.

A typical retiring couple would see their benefits cut by an estimated $16,500 a year once the trust fund is depleted.