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Bond yields nudged up early Wednesday, as investors remained wary that the approaching election would highlight and exacerbate the U.S. government’s fiscal deficit.

More than two years after a merger deal fell apart, Frontier Airlines is considering another run at acquiring Spirit Airlines, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday night.

Texas Instruments grew overall revenue on a sequential basis, though industrial sales still dropped sequentially.

An outbreak of E. coli linked to McDonald’s Corp. Quarter Pounder burgers has killed one person and hospitalized 10 people in 10 states.

Shares of Starbucks fell on Tuesday after the coffee chain offered fresh signs of its struggle to bring back consumers, saying its turnaround efforts “will take time” as its new chief executive settles in.

Enphase’s revenue in Europe dropped about 15% quarter-on-quarter as demand softened.

Strategists at Citi are concerned about the possibility of a repeat, though they aren’t recommending investors trim their positions.

Shares of Cheesecake Factory Inc. got a lift after hours on Monday after the Wall Street Journal reported that an activist investor is pressing the casual-dining chain to spin off a handful of its smaller restaurant concepts.

Billionaires are betting against U.S. government bonds. But yields are climbing on good news about the economy, too.

Shares of the mobile-advertising software company were climbing on no apparent news Tuesday, sparking more chatter on social media.

Legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones said Tuesday he’s moved his portfolio in the direction of a victory by Donald Trump in the Nov. 5 presidential election, but warned of a potential reckoning over a burgeoning U.S. debt pile regardless of the victor.

With the U.S. presidential election just two weeks away, Deutsche Bank Research found the S&P 500 has seen a long stretch of annualized double-digit returns under different White House administrations — with two exceptions.