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Sales at retailers nationwide fell 0.1% in October and dropped for the first time in seven months, but the decline is unlikely to last as the U.S. enters the holiday shopping season.

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The producer price index fell 0.5% in October, the Labor Department said Tuesday. That’s down from an 0.4% increase in October and the largest decrease since April 2020.

Eye care company reins in full-year sales and profit outlook

The New York Fed’s Empire State business conditions index, a gauge of manufacturing activity in the state, rose 13.7 points in November to 9.1, the regional Fed bank said Wednesday. It is the highest level since April.

Earnings season is a headache and companies sure don't help.

The Grinch is expected to steal some holiday cheer for several consumer-focused tech companies, in what is normally their strongest quarter.

The dominant “Magnificent Seven” stocks in S&P 500 may have some investors expecting that they’re “well exposed” to thematic growth in their portfolios, but that might not be the case, according to BlackRock.

Manchester United CEO Richard Arnold is stepping down after 16 years with the Premier League club

Alstom shares plunged by a fifth at one point on Wednesday after the train maker said it would sell assets, cut jobs and consider a capital raise after a cash flow warning in October increased concerns about the company's debt level.

Target's stock soared Wednesday, after the discount retailer reported a surprise increase in fiscal third-quarter profit that beat projections by a wide margin.

Oil futures lose ground Wednesday as investors await a double dose of U.S. data on petroleum supplies.