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Wednesday’s figures came as no surprise for many economists, who expect inflation to stay low throughout the year as a drawn-out property slump continues to dent consumer confidence and spending.

LegalZoom said now is the right time for the move as it “increases its focus on shifting towards subscription-based revenue to drive long-term profitable growth.”

The Dow Jones Industrial Average continues to be left behind as other major stock indexes rack up record after record.

In the wake of Target’s announcement, a number of retailers told MarketWatch they still take personal checks.

Chipotle Mexican Grill on Tuesday said that Chief Financial Officer Jack Hartung will retire from the fast-casual chain on March 31, capping a more than two-decade career in the company’s top financial role.

The Buffett Indicator is flashing a warning for investors.

Hurricane Beryl, which made landfall on the Texas coast Monday, is the first hurricane of what is expected to be an above-normal Atlantic hurricane season.

A number of Wall Street analysts on Tuesday made bullish calls on the shares of a newly public healthcare company that uses artificial intelligence to differentiate itself in the cancer-diagnostics space.

Human psychology means that Airbnb users often leave reviews that don’t necessarily accurately reflect their experience.

Just as many investors and traders remain sanguine about the prospects of cooling U.S. inflation when Thursday’s consumer-price index for June comes out, Wall Street is pointing to the potential inflationary impacts of a second presidency under Republican Donald Trump.

Solar power is the fastest-growing source of power in the United States, with the use of natural gas for electricity generation poised for a year-over-year decline in the second half of 2024, the Energy Information Administration said Tuesday.

One of the S&P 500’s biggest losers in the first six months of the year is getting off to strong second-half start.