Articles

Deutsche Bank’s list of fourth-quarter high-conviction picks also includes 2025 laggards like Visa and standouts like Lam Research that could have more room to rally.

Even if the government shutdown lasts a long time, history suggests investors don’t need to move toward defense sectors.

If you tell Amex you want to cancel, the company might offer you some cash, points or miles as an incentive to keep your card.

Netflix is facing calls of a boycott from Elon Musk over an animated show it aired that featured a transgender character.

As DoorDash moves into new lines of business, delivery services from apps are starting to overlap — but one analyst notes “good companies run these kinds of experiments.”

“The question is whether to take the cash or leave it to be managed by the bank.”

The threat of mass layoffs make this shutdown different, but most agency plans so far point only to furloughs, not layoffs.

Barclays just downgraded AT&T’s stock over concerns about industry competition and debt levels.

The White House has been trying to fire Cook since late August, with Trump and his allies arguing that she engaged in mortgage fraud in loan documents she signed before she joined the Fed in 2022.

“Fear of missing out” on more gains driven by artificial intelligence and excitement about the return of the “Fed put” have helped stocks avoid the traditional September slump this year, according to a team of equity strategists at Barclays.

Air-traffic controllers and many Transportation Security Administration employees, including airport screeners, are classified as essential workers. That doesn’t mean that all air travel will be smooth.

Wednesday’s shockingly disappointing private-sector jobs report for September was being taken by investors and traders as yet another sign of a substantially deteriorating U.S. labor market that reinforces the need for two more quarter-point interest-rate cuts from the Federal Reserve before year-end.