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Ride-hailing platform Lyft Inc. on Tuesday said that it expected two key demand metrics to come in above Wall Street’s expectations for the year ahead, and that it expected to turn out positive free cash flow for the first time over that period.

Upstart came up short with its outlook for the current quarter, even as it beat top-line expectations in the most recent one.

Shares of Vizio Holding Corp. rocketed higher on Tuesday on a report that Walmart Inc. was in talks to buy the TV maker for at least $2 billion in an effort to deck out its stores with more screens where it can display ads.

Stocks typically enjoy a winning year when consumer sentiment jumps in January.

While defense stocks joined in on Tuesday’s broad market sell-off sparked by a hotter-than-expected reading on inflation, that’s after several sessions of gains that came as the U.S. Senate made progress on approving a $95 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel and other allies.

And bad news for Biden is good news for Donald Trump.

The U.S. Federal Reserve is being misled by inflation data and is potentially making a big mistake, professor who developed a widely used recession indicator told MarketWatch.

Hertz Global Holdings Inc.’s stock tumbled 12% Tuesday to put it on track for a record-low close, pulled down by bad news from its smaller rival, Avis Budget Group Inc.

Avis Budget Group’s stock was having its worst day in four years on Tuesday, after the car-rental company said it sold a record number of vehicles during the fourth quarter in a bad market for used cars, due to vehicle oversupply and a spike in interest costs.

Ask almost anyone who has dined out on Valentine’s Day, and they will tell you that it can be a series of disappointments.

The trend is prompting some derivatives-market experts to warn that the broader market could be at risk of a pullback as Big Tech stocks, which have led the market higher over the past year, could falter following Friday’s options expiration.

The cost of renting in New York has hit a new high, as the number of available units drops to a 50-year low.