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Workers at a key Amazon.com Inc. air-shipping hub in Southern California walked off the job over the weekend, the Teamsters union said Monday, in response to what the group said was retaliation from the online retailer against workers for organizing.

Several issuers have received approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch exchange traded funds investing directly in ether, the first such products in the market.

Nvidia shares still garner the most positive reception, but Broadcom “is catching up” in terms of sentiment, according to Citi

President Joe Biden’s decision not to seek a second term has upended the calculus for this year’s election, market strategists said. It doesn’t appear to be having much of an effect on markets, at least not yet.

Newsworthy political developments aren’t the same as fundamental changes that can drive rotations in the stock market, say Wells Fargo strategists.

Higher-income and low-income earners both got UBI for three years. New research shows how they spent their cash payments differently

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shares have both rallied in anticipation of privatization.

Shares of Mattel Inc. jumped on Monday on a report saying that the private-equity firm L Catterton had come forward with an offer to acquire the toy maker — a move one analyst said wasn’t surprising given a long slump in the company’s stock price.

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc.’s stock climbed Monday after the company announced a debt restructuring to strengthen its balance sheet and prepare for an expected recovery in the movie-theater industry.

The fact that the gender pay gap is declining doesn’t mean women are better off.

Borrowers fell behind on paying their mortgages in June, pushing delinquencies up to the highest level in six months, ICE said.

“The resilience and the quality of the phones has improved quite dramatically,” Hans Vestberg said.