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While Moody’s Ratings placed the credit on review for a possible downgrade Friday on fears the strike will put more pressure on free cash flow, and Fitch Ratings said it’s badly timed, S&P said its ratings are not immediately affected by the strike.

Falling mortgage rates could ease the ‘lock-in effect’ that’s put a chill on the housing market.

Oracle’s stock draws an upgrade as an analyst says recent developments alleviate fears on margins and free cash flow.

With few big sector-specific catalysts on the horizon, one analyst thinks the direction of semiconductor and other technology stocks will be determined by the Fed’s next move and macro data.

Student debt is increasingly becoming a problem among older Americans.

Restaurant chain launches pilot programs for both its Autocado and Augmented Makeline.

Charles Schwab expects third-quarter results to finish in line with its July business update, with revenue up 2% to 3% from the previous quarter.

Activist shareholder and billionaire Carl Icahn was taking somewhat of a victory lap Monday, after a judge dismissed a proposed class-action lawsuit against his company, finding it did not make material misrepresentations or omissions as alleged in a report by short seller Hindenburg Research.

A prominent Apple analyst says iPhone 16 Pro preorders were lower in the first weekend relative to last year’s iPhone 15 Pro performance.

Zillow’s stock rallied toward a more than two-year high Monday, as falling mortgage rates and rental revenue strength prompted Wedbush analyst Jay McCanless to turn bullish on the provider of real estate information and brokerage services.

Manchester United Ltd., which reported fourth-quarter results last week, is well positioned for growth, says analyst firm Jefferies.

The New York Federal Reserve’s Empire State business conditions index, a gauge of manufacturing activity in the state, jumped 16.2 points in September to 11.5, the regional Fed bank said Monday.  That’s the first positive reading since last November.