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Northern Trust stock loses 5% of its value.

The U.S. stock market’s breadth is improving, a positive sign for the momentum of the rally so far this year, according to BofA Global Research.

Oil futures headed higher on Wednesday, on track to score their gain in four sessions, after official U.S. data revealed a third weekly drop in a row for commercial crude inventories.

Upbeat sentiment toward bank stocks continued Wednesday as U.S. Bancorp and Citizens Financial Group both rose on mostly positive quarterly results.

Intel and GlobalFoundries could benefit from potential semiconductor-industry restrictions on China and Taiwan.

An inverted Treasury yield curve is supposedly a harbinger of recession. Does this mean that, when the curve un-inverts, it is tantamount to the market sending the all-clear signal?

Adidas shares climbed on Wednesday after the sportswear maker lifted guidance, a reprieve in the world of retail, where a steady stream of downbeat news has been dogging the sector lately.

Federal Reserve Gov. Christopher Waller said the central bank is “getting closer to the time when a cut” in interest rates is warranted, but he still wants more evidence that inflation is slowing before he’s ready to move.

Richmond Federal Reserve President Tom Barkin said he wanted to “proceed deliberately” on interest-rate moves because it was uncertain how much the current level of interest rates was slowing the economy.

The rally for small-cap stocks over the past week is a historical and statistical outlier that marks a ‘dramatic’ shift in investor sentiment, says a widely followed Wall Street analyst.

The stock of 1-800-Flowers.com Inc. tumbled Wednesday, after D.A. Davidson downgraded it to underperform, or sell, from neutral, and said consensus estimates for its fiscal fourth quarter are looking too high.

Industrial production rose in June for the second month in row, driven by rising auto sales and high demand for air conditioning during a spell of especially hots summer weather.