The stock market is on track for a lower start after a night of some weakness in global equities alongside strength in sovereign debt, which invited additional profit taking after yesterday's dip on ...

The May Employment Situation Report easily surpassed the market's worst fears, as nonfarm payrolls came in slightly ahead of expectations, the unemployment rate held steady at 4.2%, and average hourly ...

It was a short week of trading with the Memorial Day holiday on Monday, but the market started the week with a bang after President Trump announced a deferral of the 50% tariff rate for the EU until ...

The final University of Michigan Index of Consumer Sentiment for May increased to 52.2 (Briefing.com consensus 50.8) from the preliminary reading of 50.8. The final reading for April was also 52.2. In ...

U.S. Treasuries are bid across the curve, garnering support from the news that President Trump agreed to delay his recommended 50% tariff rate for the EU until July and that Japan is considering ...

The stock market is under some selling pressure this morning. It is nothing extreme, but the equity futures market has a negative bias grounded in deficit and inflation concerns. Currently, the S&P ...

Within its Investor Day presentation slides, JPMorgan Chase (JPM) slightly increased its FY25 NII guidance to $94.5 bln from a prior outlook of $94.0 bln, while reaffirming its guidance of ...

Take-Two's (TTWO) 4Q25 earnings were clouded by significant non-cash impairment charges, rendering the GAAP EPS of ($21.08) incomparable to analysts' expectations. These charges, including $3.55 bln ...

The Semiconductor Systems segment -- AMAT's largest revenue driver -- posted Q2 revenue of $5.26 bln, up 7% yr/yr, but slightly below analysts' expectations. This segment, which manufactures equipment ...

Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS) is selling off sharply, while Foot Locker (FL) is soaring after DKS announced its intention to acquire FL for approximately $2.4 bln, or $24 per share, marking a ...

The stock market settled in mixed fashion. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed fractionally lower, the Nasdaq Composite logged a 0.7% gain, and the S&P 500 settled little changed from yesterday.

In Q1, gross bookings reached $4.16 bln, up 13.5% yr/yr and slightly exceeding expectations, while rides hit a record 218.4 mln, up 16% yr/yr, reflecting strong demand across commute, weekend, evening ...