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The Fed’s rate-cut timeline could disappoint stock and bond investors.

The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits last week rose slightly to 232,000, but it was another low reading that signals few people are being laid off even as jobs become harder to find.

Investors shrug off upbeat sales comments.

BJ’s summed up the results as “strong” due to “robust membership, accelerating traffic and unit growth, and a fast-tracking digital business.”

A new report from investment manager ClearBridge took a deep dive into labor-market data, and found that the economic picture isn’t as gloomy as perhaps it looks.

Oil futures edged higher Thursday, consolidating after ending the previous session at their lowest since January, following revised U.S. jobs data that stoked worries about the outlook for crude demand.

The connected-fitness company also beat bottom-line expectations for the latest quarter.

Advance Auto Parts’ stock was volatile early Thursday, jumping on news of a sale of its Worldpac Inc. wholesale business for $1.5 billion in cash before turning down 8% after the company posted second-quarter profit that lagged estimates.

What could Democrat Kamala Harris’s policies mean for your finances? What about Republican Donald Trump’s proposals?

Defensive stocks, in some cases, also are offering growth, one fund manager finds.

“My friend says it’s cheating, as business passengers pay more money for early boarding.”

Donald Trump is now expected to win the upcoming U.S. elections, according to bookies, who expect RFK Jr’s decision to exit the race could tip the vote in the Republican candidate’s favor