People spending more time working from home and taking online classes has led to a rise in demand for salty snacks, boosting demand for PepsiCo's Tostitos, Cheetos and Doritos from households across North America.

U.S. stocks staged a late day comeback but the Dow and S&P still posted weekly losses.

U.S. equity markets secured gains in a choppy session as investors weighed mixed economic data.

Stock selling accelerated in final hour of trading.

Nike reported a net profit of $1.5 billion profit, up 11% from the same 2019 quarter

Fed Chair Powell and Treasury Sec. Mnuchin are fairly upbeat on the state of the U.S. economic recovery.

Investors took the Federal Reserve decision in stride.

Software giant Adobe registered record revenues Tuesday and promised it would begin a hiring spree by the end of 2020

Investor optimism is on the rise as a COVID-19 vaccine nears.

H&M beat quarterly profit forecasts as it recovered more quickly than expected from a coronavirus-induced slump.

Goldman Sachs economists said last week that a faster-than-expected snapback in consumer spending will allow the U.S. economy to grow at a 35% pace in the third quarter, up from its previous forecast of 30% growth.

Stocks finish the week lower in choppy trading

Kroger predicts full-year earnings will grow as much as 50% from a year ago, boosted by its "Restock Kroger" transformation plan.

 Peloton Interactive Inc beat analysts’ estimates for quarterly revenue on Thursday as the exercise bike maker benefited from a surge in subscribers and demand for its fitness products during the coronavirus pandemic.

Volatility ticked up erasing all of Thursday’s stock gains.

Videogame and collectibles retailer GameStop Corp. reported a larger-than-expected 27% sales drop and a wider adjusted loss for the second quarter amid the pandemic.