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U.S. stocks slipped Tuesday as the S&P 500 closed in on its seventh straight monthly gain.

Zoom Video Communications Inc.'s quarterly revenue surpassed $1 billion for the first time in the company’s history, though the strong demand for its videoconferencing services that made it ubiquitous during the pandemic is showing signs of easing as regular activities resume.

China has issued a new regulation that restricts young people to playing only three hours of online gaming in a standard week.

PayPal Holdings Inc. is looking into launching a stock-trading platform, according to a report.

Shares of Affirm Holdings are soaring after the company inked a new partnership with Amazon.

U.S. stock indexes ended mixed Monday as both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite ticked to all-time highs.

Some of the hottest stocks in the U.S. are pointing to an economic cool-down.

While the upcoming week will be lighter for earnings, investors will take in key economic data related to housing, jobs and the consumer.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s speech at the virtually-held Jackson Hole symposium left Wall Street cheering the idea that rate hikes were still well off on the horizon.

Walt Disney Co. ’s ESPN is seeking to license its brand to major sports-betting companies for at least $3 billion over several years, according to people familiar with the matter, aiming to capitalize on the fast-growing online gambling industry.

Support.com Inc. shares squeezed higher Friday as a stockholder vote neared on the proposed merger with bitcoin miner Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc.

U.S. stock indexes climbed to records highs after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell signaled the central bank to possibly being tapering its asset purchases later this year, but that rate hikes were further out on the horizon.

Peloton had greater net losses than Wall Street expected in its fiscal fourth quarter, and told investors it is slashing the price of its entry-level bike by hundreds of dollars -- again.

Barclays said on Friday its United States arm will buy a $3.8 billion credit card portfolio from Synchrony Bank, as the British lender seeks to grow its U.S. profits and diversify further in to fee-earning businesses.

Apple has agreed to let developers of iPhone apps email their users about cheaper ways to pay for digital subscriptions and media.

U.S. stock indexes fell Thursday as chaos deepened in Afghanistan following two explosions outside the airport in Kabul.

Michael Lee Strategy founder Michael Lee on the impact Afghanistan's chaos is having on today's markets.

Shares of Lordstown Motors have surged as much as 25% Thursday on the electric vehicle maker's decision to appoint former Icahn Enterprises CEO Daniel Ninivaggi as its new chief executive officer and board member.

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