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While Broadcom beat on infrastructure solutions revenue in the latest quarter, it missed in semiconductor solutions and came up short on its overall revenue outlook for the current quarter.

The e-signature company recently started rolling out a new platform that uses AI and lets customers analyze all their contracts.

Former President Donald Trump, in a speech Thursday, proposed lowering the corporate tax rate to 15% “solely for companies that make their product in America,” amending a previous proposal to lower the rate for all U.S. corporations.

The assertion that grandparents or anyone else should be providing child care without a plan to pay them “plays into this harmful narrative that undervalues caregiving,” one advocate says.

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies on Thursday decided to postpone an increase in crude-oil production. But supplies aren’t the only problem for oil.

Boeing’s troubled Starliner capsule will leave the International Space Station on Friday and return to Earth uncrewed — leaving two NASA astronauts to catch a ride home with SpaceX.

There’s one big factor behind early August’s scare in the U.S. stock market which hasn’t gone away and has little to do with a U.S. economic slowdown. It’s the popular currency approach known as the carry trade.

Cereal maker WK Kellogg Co. on Thursday talked up its longer-term prospects at an analyst conference, saying that it was better off focused solely on breakfast staples like Frosted Flakes and Raisin Bran after breaking off from Kellanova last year.

The candidates in the 2024 presidential election have presented starkly different visions for corporate taxation — and if implemented, they could have a major impact on the stock market.

JetBlue Airways Corp.’s stock jumped 6% early Thursday, after the discount airline raised guidance for the third quarter after revenue was boosted by improving in-month bookings and strength in Latin America, among other factors.

The U.S. dollar has held its ground this week after a sharp decline in August that sent the dollar index to its worst month since November — but strategists at BofA Global Research believe its recent weakness will lead to further downside for the greenback over the next few months.

The U.S. jobs report is always a big deal on Wall Street, but the August payroll numbers loom even larger. They could sway how much the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates this month.