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The Securities and Exchange Commission is set to impose new rules that would require many private funds to register with the agency as so-called dealers, a move that regulators say will help them better monitor a sometimes wobbly market for U.S. government debt.

The aircraft-components maker reported a surprise fourth-quarter profit, but said it would not provide financial guidance until the timing of Boeing 737 Max production rate increases becomes clear.

U.S. investors are so bullish on technology stocks that even a slight hiccup could send the tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 careening lower.

DocuSign Inc. said Tuesday it will take up to $32 million in charges against its earnings as part of a cost-cutting move to reduce its work force by 6%, as job reductions continue in the technology sector.

Adam Neumann is trying to buy back the company he co-founded and loaded with debt.

The news surprised investors coming just days after Amer Sports made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange with a deal that priced below the proposed price range at $13 a share.

When Morgan Stanley’s European equity analyst team said they saw 9% upside for the MSCI Europe index in 2024, many of their clients were having none of it.

U.S. prices for Lilly’s drugs climbed 27%, driven by diabetes treatment Mounjaro, while prices outside the U.S. fell.

Plug Power shares have been subject to volatile swings in recent months, and now a Seaport Research analyst is recommending a neutral stance.

Hertz Global Holdings Inc.’s stock tumbled 7% early Tuesday to put it on track for its lowest close since emerging from bankruptcy in July of 2021, after the car rental company posted a wider-than-expected fourth-quarter loss.

Lear Corp. reported increased net income and sales over the same quarter last year, but some numbers fell short of analysts’ expectations.

A bowling alley in Pittsfield, Mass., is on a roll after receiving a Small Business Association loan through a local bank,