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Quantitative strategists at Jefferies expect Donald Trump’s return as president to enable a continued run for growth stocks; they suggest avoiding value as an investment style.

With its stock price down about 19% so far this year and a string of money-losing quarters, Canopy Growth tapped Luc Mongeau as chief executive, taking over from David Klein on Jan. 6.

Kohl’s stock tanks after yet another sales miss, as the retailer’s core apparel and shoes businesses remain weak.

The rate of inflation is going to get worse before it gets better, raising questions about how fast the Federal Reserve can cut interest rates.

“Our third quarter comp trend started out very strongly, but then warmer temperatures from mid-September onwards slowed our sales momentum,” the company’s CEO said.

Abercrombie & Fitch Co.’s stock fell 1.6% in premarket trading on Tuesday despite its better-than-expected third-quarter revenue and profit.

Trump’s DOGE leaders look for inspiration from Javier Milei, Argentina’s chainsaw-wielding president.

Food giant cites “strong” second quarter performance of brands such as Uncrustables, Meow Mix, Café Bustelo and Jif.

Stocks of GM and Ford took a hit, amid concerns that Trump’s plan for tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada could cut auto sales more than a million cars.

Macro uncertainty, customers waiting for deals and sales events, and distraction during the run-up to the election led to softer-than-expected demand, according to Best Buy CEO Corie Barry.

Amgen’s MariTide achieves up to 20% weight loss in mid-stage trial, but analysts were expecting up to 25%.

The retailer beat estimates for the third quarter and raised its guidance.