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A major gas-mask manufacturer this week said it doesn’t want its products used in nitrogen-gas executions, days before Alabama planned to carry out the country’s second-ever execution using the same method.

Dollar General Corp. on Wednesday asked shareholders to reject an offer by TRC Capital Investment Corp. to buy some of its shares at a value below last week’s closing price, saying the offer would avoid disclosure rules intended to protect investors.

The benefits of Oxbryta no longer outweigh the risks, Pfizer says.

Stocks levered to nuclear power have done well recently on AI optimism. But an analyst notes that Vistra’s efficient gas plants could be “a huge source of upside.”

Though “middle class” has traditionally been shorthand for achieving a measure of financial stability, that status is precarious.

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris pledged to support cutting-edge industries and middle-class workers while touting her previously released plans, as she delivered an economic address in the swing state of Pennsylvania.

The S&P 500 is flirting with what would be a rare accomplishment: rising 20% or more during two consecutive calendar years.

Investors are flocking to bond ETFs this year, according to State Street.

An analyst said investors were largely expecting Micron to miss on its outlook. Instead the company’s forecast topped expectations.

Certain sectors could bear the brunt of a looming strike at East Coast and Gulf of Mexico ports, experts say.

More college athletes are making over $1 million from NIL, and most of them play the same position

There is a lot of fear — on both sides.