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“There were tellers, three chairs, visible safe-deposit boxes and an ATM.”

Dropbox Inc.’s stock rose 3.9% Wednesday after the online-storage platform said it expects third-quarter earnings to meet or beat guidance for revenue and other metrics but also said it’s cutting about 20% of its global workforce in an effort to streamline its structure.

U.S. pending home sales rose 7.4% in September, the National Association of Realtors said on Wednesday.

The stock market is giving Big Tech tougher demands for its continued support.

Eli Lilly’s stock heads for biggest selloff since 2008 after sales of anti-obesity drugs Mounjaro and Zepbound came up well short of forecasts.

Agency to auction $125 billion next week, unchanged from last quarter

One analyst says that AMD’s muted guidance is unlike what Wall Street has come to expect of “AI names.”

U.S. businesses 233,000 new jobs in October to mark the biggest gain in 14 months, paycheck company ADP said, suggesting the labor market is somewhat stronger than previously believed.

The U.K.’s chancellor of the exchequer confirmed the government will lift the U.K.’s national minimum wage by 6.7% in April 2025 to hourly rates of £12.21 ($15.84)

Caterpillar’s stock drops after a rare profit miss, while revenue was below expectations for a fourth straight quarter.

Oil futures rose early Wednesday, attempting to find their footing after ending the previous session at seven-week lows as investors continued to fade geopolitical worries and turned their attention to a shaky demand outlook and prospects for ample supply.

“We continue to see momentum with ongoing product launches and we are increasingly excited about the potential of our pipeline,” the company’s CEO said.