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Tuesday morning brings two major housing reports -- May home prices and home sales for June -- as well as reports measuring July consumer confidence.

Former AOL CEO Tim Armstrong weighed in on Elon Musk's alleged affair with the wife of Google's Sergey Brin and explained why he is bullish on tech stocks.

Traders will be looking at quarterly results from 12 Dow members and 170 S&P 500 companies this week, including Alphabet, Microsoft, GE and Comcast.

FOX Business takes a look at the upcoming events, including the Federal Reserve's next decision on interest rates, that are likely to move financial markets in the coming days.

Chinese companies need to comply with a law passed in 2020 that requires companies to open their audit files or face being delisted from U.S. markets.

Social media giant Snap, developer of Snapchat, posted a second-quarter net loss of $422 million, or an adjusted loss of 2 cents per share, on revenue of over $1 billion.

T-Mobile is paying $350 million to settle lawsuits surrounding a data breach that affected more than 76 million customers.

The social media giant posted total revenue of $1.18 billion in the second quarter, missing Wall Street estimates of $1.32 billion.

Former SEC Chair Harvey Pitt agrees with GOP lawmakers that Gary Gensler's climate rule push discredits the agency and puts it on a "dangerous trajectory."

In response to the news that Musk's deal was being partially blamed, the billionaire tweeted "I'm rubber, they're glue."

Traders will be looking at the quarterly results from Snap and the reasons behind a big stocks drop, while Mattel beat expectations, yet shares fell.

People living in more rural parts of the United States may soon have to wait longer for their deliveries after FedEx announced it is cutting back its Sunday deliveries in some areas.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was pressed on whether her husband has made stock purchases based on information she gave him, prompting her to say, "Absolutely not."

Earnings season really picks up speed on Thursday with a slew of reports on tap including AT&T, Domino's Pizza and Capital One Financial.

Two top executives of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg, will be questioned for hours by lawyers in a privacy class action lawsuit related to a data sharing scandal.

Lyft is responding to economic concerns by laying off about 60 workers, shuttering its car-rental business and consolidating its global operations team.

Hindenburg Research founder Nathan Anderson told FOX Business on Monday that Musk has "squandered much of his leverage" to renegotiate the price of the deal.

The US equity funds' net assets decreased by 2 trillion dollars in large part to increased interest rates by the federal reserve coupled with record 41-year high inflation.

A spokesman for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi defended husband Paul's recent purchase of stock in a semiconductor company as Congress is set to vote on a $52 billion dollar subsidiary.

FOX Business takes a look at the upcoming events that are likely to move financial markets in the coming days.