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Any agreement would further entwine the Silicon Valley companies’ businesses

Bond yields edged lower Monday after a big run-up last week as investors positioned for the two-day Federal Reserve interest-rate setting meeting.

Shares of computer peripheral maker Logitech International slumped Monday after the company said its chief financial officer was leaving.

U.S. stock futures were mostly higher on Monday as investors balanced optimism over artificial intelligence with concern over monetary policy.

As more of Americans drive without gas, states are adding fees and taxes for EVs to help pay for road maintenance.

The heart of the risk is that Tesla lets users set up their phone as a key to their car, and offers free Wi-fi at its Superchargers.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will likely play his cards close to his vest this week, and not signal an imminent cut in interest rates.

Investors will be watching the Federal Reserve’s forecasts to see if policy makers still see scope to deliver the equivalent of three quarter-point rate cuts in 2024.

It’s no secret that lots of analysts like tech behemoths like Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Nvidia Corp. amid the AI gold rush. But as of Friday, they liked one just a bit more, at least based on the percentage of ‘buy’ recommendations: Delta Air Lines Inc.

MarketWatch spoke with Cynthia P. Stafford, the big winner in a 2007 Mega Millions drawing.

“If one of us needs to go into a nursing home, is the other safe in the home?”

Another Wall Street strategist warns the economy has gone from ‘goldilocks to stagflation,’ and investors are ignoring it at their own peril