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Earnings show pockets of strength but leave many more questions.

U.K. consumers continue to feel cheerier as 2024 starts, according to a survey released Friday.

Intel Corp.’s disappointing forecast for the first quarter includes another anticipated double-digit decline in the company’s data-center business, as the chip maker has yet to capitalize on its AI opportunity.

Freight railroad Norfolk Southern said in a staff memo Thursday that it is laying off 7% of its non-union workforce amid a tough freight cycle.

Shares of KLA declined 6% in after-hours trading Thursday after the company posted a profit miss in its fiscal second quarter amid weaker demand levels.

Autonomous-vehicle company Cruise confirmed Thursday that the U.S. Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission are among agencies that have opened investigations into an October crash that critically injured a pedestrian in San Francisco.

With new leadership coming in after difficult 2023, Levi Strauss & Co. on Thursday announced plans to lay off staff and cut costs over the next few years — part of a multi-year “global productivity initiative” that didn’t do much for the iconic jeans-maker’s share price following a disappointing profit forecast.

Starting in March, taxpayers in 12 states can try Direct File, a free online tax-prep service similar to TurboTax and H&R Block.

Visa shares were dipping in after-market trading Thursday, though the payments giant beat with its latest earnings during a period of “resilient” spending.

ETF investors are gaming out how another Donald Trump presidency could impact stock-market sectors.

The issue arose recently at a Toronto establishment — and many U.S. dining spots already have waivers in place for spicy food items.

EV doubters like Toyota bet on hybrids and now look prescient.