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Warner Bros. Discovery reported a $10 billion loss during the second quarter — a biproduct of a massive charge it booked as viewers retreat from traditional TV and the company deals with a potential future without Natioanl Basketball Association games.

Online-dating woes hit Bumble Inc., which guided for lower revenue growth for the year and current quarter.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, will open to all students on or before Dec. 1, the Education Department said Wednesday.

Starbucks hasn’t announced the launch date for its beloved fall drink, but pumpkin-spice beverages and other offerings are now available elsewhere even in early July.

Costco Wholesale Corp. on Wednesday said sales for last month came in at $19.26 billion, a 7.1% year-over-year gain.

Space-tourism company raked in more fees from astronaut wannabes.

Robinhood Markets Inc. reported second-quarter results Wednesday that beat expectations, helped by a jump in crypto and stock trading.

The company gave an upbeat profit outlook for the third quarter.

Consumers increased the amount of credit they used in June at a slower rate, in a sign of rising financial stress on U.S. households.

A turnaround Tuesday followed by a wobbly Wednesday on Wall Street leaves stock-market investors wondering how to proceed after the S&P 500 suffered its largest one-day drop in nearly two years to kick off the week.

Will the economy keep growing at an above-average speed? Glide toward a “soft landing?” Or — worst-case scenario — crash into recession?

The playbook for how to safeguard your finances has shifted. Certain conventional wisdom about getting through a financial emergency is worth re-evaluating, financial advisers told MarketWatch.