U.S. investors are snapping up ETFs with a single country focus in 2024, dumping multinational funds and bypassing China’s market in favor of other emerging nations with stronger growth prospects.
After taking a big hit during its last round of earnings, shares of Dropbox Inc. rose on Thursday after the online-storage platform reported first-quarter results that topped Wall Street’s estimates.
Bloom Energy kept intact its outlook for the year despite a quarterly miss.
Analysts are encouraged about future royalty potential, judging by the performance of company’s licensing business
The man behind many memorable ad campaigns has written a new book, ‘Orgasm,’ that aims to challenge some widely held political, societal and financial beliefs
A jump in paid subscriptions via Robinhood’s Gold program raises the question: are people willing to pay for ‘free’ trades.
Oil futures finished higher on Thursday, building on the gain seen in the previous session after U.S. data showed an unexpected drop in last week’s crude supplies — though weakness in domestic gasoline demand raised concerns over the outlook for the market.
We’re broke, picky and carrying a lot of baggage.
The question of what motivated the adult-film star to divulge her story of a liaison with Trump may not be a crucial to his hush-money criminal trial.
Papa John’s stock sank toward a four-year low Thursday, after the pizza chain reported the biggest quarterly revenue miss in more than five years, amid a decline in the number of transactions and deliveries.
Lawmakers are scrutinizing nursing-home companies for executive pay, dividends and stock buybacks.
The strategy of funding tax cuts with debt may no longer be feasible.
In spite of mortgage rates exceeding 7%, prospective home buyers face intense bidding wars over a small pool of homes listed for sale.
Buy signals are appearing, but an oversold bounce can’t be ruled out.
AMC, the movie-theater chain that obtained meme-stock status, has billions of dollars in debt due in the next few years.
“They were always thick as thieves, and we were never what you would call close, but I never would have suspected them of this.”
Investors are monitoring gasoline demand as they fret about the toll inflation is taking on consumers.
Otto Rich said morale has been crushed by recent layoffs and harmony is out of balance.
Students heading to college this year could wind up paying more for their schooling than those in the recent past. That’s because federal student loan interest rates are set to be the highest they’ve been in more than a decade.
The Department of Transportation and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are exploring possible regulation of the credit-card rewards system and the frequent-flier programs linked to them, officials said at a joint hearing held by the DOT and CFPB on Thursday.
