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Chinese stocks soared on Monday, extending gains for the beleaguered asset class on hopes policymakers will pair their monetary support with fiscal policy action.

Chrysler’s parent company Stellantis on Monday said it’s accelerating an inventory reduction program as it issued a massive downgrade to its financial guidance.

Stock-market investors got what they wanted when the Federal Reserve delivered an extra-large September rate cut — the risk now is that strong jobs data in the week ahead could be too much of a good thing.

After a months-long consumer flight from new sneakers and new clothing, Nike Inc. is bringing in a new chief executive. Investors liked the news. But analysts say there’s still lots of work ahead for the company.

The high cost of housing is a top economic issue that both U.S. presidential candidates have vowed to address.

Sony’s PS5 Pro was already the most expensive major gaming console. Then it got even pricer.

A strike at U.S. East Coast and Gulf ports would be ill-timed for the holiday season and could cause a spike in rail congestion, but the disruption could spell opportunities for some companies.

Bitcoin races toward best September in history, after China promises big stimulus measures and as traders count on more Federal Reserve rate cuts this year. 

Commodities have done well in September but silver — and natural gas — stand out from the pack for reasons all their own, and show few signs of an end to their price rally.

“I always give money to close family members with kids to help pay for summer activities.”

Economic data, earnings and political uncertainty could all inject a fresh bout of volatility into a market that has continued to broaden.

The ticketing giant is facing issues with Swifties whose accounts are hacked, resulting in their seats winding up in other people’s hands.