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The September holiday is the last big hurrah of summer, but that also means many businesses and offices won’t be operating as per usual.

Confidence hits 103.3 versus forecast of 101

With the date of Apple Inc.’s next iPhone event set, investors now know when the biggest upgrade cycle in the technology behemoth’s history, driven by artificial intelligence, will kick off, according to Wedbush analyst Dan Ives.

Abercrombie & Fitch Co. is expected to deliver sales growth ahead of its forecasts when it reports second-quarter results on Wednesday after a strong stock-price performance, William Blair analyst Dylan Carden said in a research note.

The Case-Shiller 20-city home-price index rose 6.5% year over year in June.

Oil prices were edging lower on Tuesday morning after surging more than 3% in the previous session on supply concerns triggered by escalating Middle East tensions and a potential halt in oil output and exports by Libya’s eastern government.

The U.S. dollar is close to fair value for the first time since March, and so overvaluation is no longer a short-term headwind for the world’s reserve currency, according to Bank of America.

DEA sets Dec. 2 public meeting on proposal to lower cannabis to a less-dangerous Schedule III classification under U.S. law.

Hain Celestial’s stock were headed higher again on Tuesday, after the better-for-your foods company beat fourth-quarter profit expectations as improved gross margin helped offset a sales that fell a bit short.

A Federal Reserve interest-rate cut in September now looks like a virtual certainty. But how stocks might react to such a move remains as murky as ever.

Drug company says vials are available through its LillyDirect digital platform with on-label prescription

“Time plus stress equals hasty decisions.”