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Sunday’s telecast of Super Bowl LX, along with Bad Bunny’s halftime show, drew blockbuster ratings, but for the first time in five years the NFL’s biggest game fell shy of a record audience.

The S&P 500 on Tuesday briefly traded above its previous record close, but was hit once again by tech-related turbulence.

Both toymakers faced a difficult holiday season, marred by tariffs and promotions. Only one maker has Magic: The Gathering.

President Donald Trump said he’s ready to maintain his tariffs through other avenues, as he talked about the possibility of the Supreme Court ruling against those import taxes.

The start to 2026 has brought no shortage of historic developments in global markets. Investors just witnessed another one over the past week.

Shares of Robinhood fell in after-hours trade on Tuesday, after caution on crypto trading weighed on the trading app’s fourth-quarter sales and the company forecast a big jump in spending for the year.

CEO says Lyft will put more autonomous vehicles on the streets this year as it tries to keep up with Uber against a shaky ride-hailing and delivery backdrop.

Ford Motor’s 2026 outlook gave Wall Street hope for the carmaker and trumped mixed quarterly earnings.

Tuesday’s flat reading on December retail sales was translating into concerns that U.S. growth may not be as strong as previously presumed — resulting in what will likely be a lower path for both interest rates and inflation this year.

‘It’s not an easy pill to take’: The first highly anticipated GLP-1 pill is here, but physicians aren’t sure it has the staying power of the injections

Inflows into global gold exchange-traded funds hit a record monthly high in January. But as private investors lead the rise in investment demand, it has contributed to volatility in the precious-metals market.

Over the past few months, shares of the hyperscalers — an elite group of Big Tech names — have gone from market leaders to market laggards.