FINANCE

Boeing on the hook for $1 billion a month because of strike, as S&P frets anew

Boeing’s credit ratings at heightened risk of downgrade to junk as strike puts company’s recovery “at risk,” S&P says.

Why stock investors shouldn’t worry about 10-year Treasury yield ruining 2024 rally yet

The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield, which rose further above 4% on Tuesday, is falling short of the levels needed to take the steam out...

WeightWatchers’ stock soars after adding compounded GLP-1 treatment to its offering

“With the addition of compounded semaglutide , we are expanding our offering to include a clinical weight management solution that is both accessible and...

PepsiCo’s stock flat after revenue lags estimates and company trims guidance

PepsiCo Inc.’s stock shed early losses to trade flat Tuesday, after the drinks and snacks company’s fiscal third-quarter revenue fell short of estimates and...

‘DJT’ stock continues rally after Elon Musk joins Trump onstage in Pennsylvania

Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group are on pace to extend their winning streak to four days, their longest since a four-day streak...

U.S. trade deficit drops to 5-month low and could add to GDP. Exports hit record high.

The U.S. trade deficit sank almost 11% in August because of lower imports of oil and new cars, potentially giving a boost to the...

The bull market is nearing its second birthday. Here’s why it will likely continue.

The bull market in U.S. stocks is about to turn two years old, the latest milestone for a rally that has surpassed the expectations...

Fed’s Kugler says she supports more rate cuts if inflation recedes

Fed’s Kugler says she supports more rate cuts if inflation recedes

S&P 500’s financial stocks near ‘summer highs’ ahead of bank earnings this week

Stocks in the financial sector are faring better than the S&P 500 so far this month, as investors await quarterly earnings from big banks...

Fed’s Musalem says going slow on interest-rate cuts makes sense

Cutting interest rates at a gradual pace seems to make sense given where the economy is today, St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem said...