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Bed Bath & Beyond closing dozens of more stores across the nation due to challenges faced by the home retailer. Last year, it already announced plans to close 150 stores.

Activist investor Nelson Peltz's hedge fund Trian Fund Management wrote to Walt Disney Co shareholders on Thursday on replacing the company's board director Michael Froman.

Peloton shares are up on Wednesday after the company reported significant losses in their latest quarter.

FedEX CEO Raj Subramaniam announced in a letter to team members the company was reducing over 10% of its executive roles to maintain efficiency during uncertain economic times.

Intel is reportedly cutting worker and executive pay amid the company's disappointing quarterly earnings report.

Exxon Mobile’s whopping earnings in 2022 irk White House, which called the report "particularly galling" as Americans spent more for gas prices.

Bed Bath & Beyond reportedly could file bankruptcy as early as this week and is currently looking close more stores.

Although McDonald’s beat Wall Street predictions for fourth quarter earnings, the company CEO Chris Kempczinski is warning inflation will remain in 2023.

In the fourth quarter, GM earned $2 billion, up from $1.7 billion the previous year, as higher prices and increased sales volume in North America more than offset higher costs.

Investors are likely to be disappointed when the Fed hikes rates again this week, probably ending a surprisingly strong rally in the U.S. stock market.

Exchange-traded funds are baskets of securities that offer you less risk, enable you to track particular indexes or market sectors, and can be purchased on exchanges.

Shares of online used car dealer Carvana are up in trading as the supply in used car strengthens and the prices of new cars remain at all time highs.

Oil prices are lower after Russian President Vladamir Putin reportedly met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ahead of OPEC + meeting to discuss global oil market.

The Fed's February meeting as well as earnings from automakers, oil companies and tech companies, including the biggie, Apple, will steer financial markets this week.

Amazon Prime members who used to get free delivery on their grocery orders will be paying a fee for orders under $150.

A lawsuit seeking class-action status has been filed against several Las Vegas hotels alleging room price fixing.

Goldman Sachs CEO joins Apple’s Tim Cook as latest industry CEO hit with pay cut.

Intel is on pace to record its worst trading day loss since October of 2021 after the company reported poor quarterly and annual revenues.

SPY, the first listed exchange-traded fund, continues to earn its stripes 30 years after its debut, serving as a tool to access the S&P 500, the broadest measure of the stock market.

While Forbes lists Elon Musk’s overall worth at $168.7 billion, data compiled by the Dow Jones Market Data Group shows Musk earned $11.98 billion over the last seven days from his Tesla holdings.