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Peloton's leadership change is not enough, says one investor. A sale is still the best option.

Uber’s ride-hailing service edged closer to returning to its pre-pandemic levels during the final three months of last year, but its prospects remain clouded by the future direction of the novel coronavirus that has plagued its business.

Stock investors are keeping close tabs on earnings, with 79% of companies already reported beating expectations.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday the House is making progress on legislation to curb stock tradings in Congress, but added that she's insisting any legislation apply to the Supreme Court too.

Tesla Inc said on Wednesday the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) intends to file a lawsuit against the company alleging systematic racial discrimination and harassment.

Toyota Motor Corp.’s third-quarter net profit fell 5.6% compared with the same period a year earlier as sales dropped due to the parts shortage caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Lyft Inc. said revenue increased 70% in the fourth quarter, as longer trips and higher fares offset weaker-than-expected ridership numbers

U.S. investors took a cautious tone as more earnings rolled in ahead of key inflation data due later this week.

Investors are focusing on a fresh wave of mergers and acquisitions as well as a busy week for earnings.

House Democrats are split on the issue of whether members of Congress should be restricted from owning or trading stocks, with moderate Rep. Abigail Spanberger becoming the latest to voice her support and urge the consideration of legislation to block what she called an “inappropriate” practice.

Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin was hit Monday with an ethics complaint over his failure to properly disclose stock shares that his wife, Sarah Bloom Raskin, received for her work at a Colorado-based financial technology company.

Rumors of a Peloton takeover, as well as fresh inflation data and earnings from Disney and Uber will keep investors busy in the coming week.

Investors end another volatile week driven by the January jobs data and mixed technology earnings.

Employbridge Chief Workforce Analyst Joanie Bily weighs in on the January jobs report and what it means for workers.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney, during his latest "My Take" on "Varney & Co." Friday, argued that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is running his company “into the ditch” after the value of his business dropped by $251 billion. 

Penn Capital CIO Eric Green discusses volatility in the market.

Large-cap tech led the declines on Wall Street after Facebook's disappointing quarterly results.

FOX Business host Charles Payne provided insight on investing in Amazon and Snapchat during Thursday's 'Making Money.'

Facebook has lost over $200 billion in market value the most ever in a single day for a U.S. company.