Intel Corp.'s chief executive visited the White House on Monday for a high-stakes meeting with President Donald Trump, which has seemed to de-escalate tensions between the chipmaker and Washington.

The exceptional strength of Fidelity Contrafund’s FCNTX longtime portfolio manager Will Danoff has kept the strategy’s ...

President Donald Trump's freshly enacted tax and spending law keeps looking better for America's top 10%, according to a new analysis of the bill by nonpartisan congressional scorekeepers.

Other financial regrets held up as the "worst ever" include lending money to family and friends (always operate on the basis that you'll never see it again), taking out a student loan and going to ...

Health-care companies ticked up as traders rotated back into the beaten-down sector. Shares of Eli Lilly and UnitedHealth Group, among other companies that have recently seen major downdrafts in their ...

Consumer discretionary stocks rose amid generally strong earnings in the sector. Discounter Target is under pressure to make progress on turnaround plans in its earnings report Aug. 20 following a ...

Shares of industrial and transportation companies fell as traders hedged their bets ahead of key inflation data. The impact of tariffs is anticipated to show up in Tuesday's consumer-price inflation ...

Digital Realty is transforming from a wholesale provider of data center space to a few very large customers into a more diversified co-location business offering space, power, and connectivity to many ...

The Army-related revenue pressures were an issue in the June quarter as well, with BigBear.ai posting $32.5 million in revenue, down 18% from a year before and below the $40.6 million that analysts ...

Producers of metals and other raw materials fell ahead of inflation data.

Shares of energy companies fell amid concerns ahead of inflation data. Economists have warned that a new era of stagflation may have begun with labor-market data set to weaken at the same time as ...

For much of the past two decades, we've bemoaned the fortunes of the US-based traditional asset managers, noting that they would face significant secular headwinds (from aging baby boomers to the ...