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Tech companies across the board are feeling the sting of memory-chip shortages, and Qualcomm just showed it’s no exception.

Old Dominion’s stock surged into record territory after saying a long freight recession may finally be ending, and is helping provide a boost to the overall transportation sector.

Investors have quickly moved to sell shares of companies that looked like they could be on the menu

The sort of buying President Trump outlined from China seems “unlikely on many fronts, but neither can the possibility be ignored,” analyst says.

E.l.f. Beauty’s stock surged after a raised outlook for both sales and profit, as demand for cosmetics keeps growing.

Losses could be tied in part to this week’s software rout, according to one analyst.

Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott indicated Wednesday that he expects the Department of Justice will resolve its criminal probe of current Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell, clearing a path for the panel to advance President Donald Trump’s nominee for the top Fed job, Kevin Warsh.

Home builders are reportedly pitching affordable-home policies to the Trump administration, and their shares were rising Wednesday.

The “indiscriminate” chip selloff is reminiscent of DeepSeek fears that were “proved unfounded,” a Bank of America analyst said.

The industrials sector has been a big beneficiary of the rotation out of tech, with a number of defense and transportation stocks hitting new highs on Wednesday.

“I do have a decent 401(k) and also should be able to benefit from my husband’s Social Security.”

The U.S. employment report for January originally due on Friday has been rescheduled for the middle of next week — and the consumer price index was also pushed back a couple of days.