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U.S. stock indexes finished mixed Monday as the U.S. Senate closed in on an infrastructure deal amid mounting concerns over the spreading of COVID-19 infections in Asia.

Tyson Foods Inc. is struggling to raise prices fast enough to keep up with higher costs, CEO Donnie King said on Monday.

AMD and Disney are two companies that are likely to move financial markets in the coming days.

Higher costs for products, shipping containers and labor are driving car part prices higher.

U.S. stock indexes climbed to record highs after the July jobs report blew past expectations.

The U.S. Treasury market’s rally is nearing an end, and the looming selloff could drag the stock market down with it, strategists warn.

The grill maker is selling approximately 17.8 million shares in its initial public offering at $14 per share, valuing the company at about $5 billion.

Robinhood Markets Inc. was sharply lower after the company said existing shareholders are planning to sell up to 97.9 million shares.

U.S. stock indexes rose Thursday as investors balanced the latest jobs data and mixed corporate earnings.

U.S. stock indexes ended mixed Wednesday as traders assessed a disappointing report on private-sector hiring and another barrage of earnings reports.

Robinhood Markets Inc. surged for a second day as retail investors scooped up shares of the stock trading platform.

CVS Health will hike its minimum wage for employees to $15 per hour starting in July 2022, with incremental increases set to begin this month.

Stocks bounced around to end with gains as earnings continue to outperform with nearly 90% of companies exceeding profit and revenue targets.

Effective immediately, Brack will be replaced by Jen Oneal and Mike Ybarra, who have been appointed as co-leaders of Blizzard. Oneal and Ybarra will "share responsibility for development and operational accountability for the company," according to a letter to employees Monday from Activision Blizzard president and chief operating officer Daniel Alegre.

Clorox forecasts a drop in sales as consumer demand shifts away from products that were hot items during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, like disinfectants and wipes.

U.S. equity markets finished mixed Monday as investors digested a trio of corporate deals and more earnings and looked ahead to the possibility of additional fiscal stimulus.

The Federal Reserve signaling its intent to taper its asset purchase program will likely result in short-term stock-market selloff, according to Goldman Sachs.

General Electric's stock reverse split 1-for-8, sending shares to $103.60.

Square said it plans to integrate Afterpay into its Seller and Cash App business units, which would allow more retailers to offer so-called buy now, pay later services at checkout.

Jobs will be in focus this upcoming week as investors will take in data including ADP employment and nonfarm payrolls for the month of July.