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The wedding business is bouncing back and Signet is adding Diamonds Direct to its portfolio, which includes Kay Jewelers and Zales.

Wall Street strategists say mounting concerns over stagflation are a good opportunity to buy the dip stocks.

U.S. stock indexes bounced between losses and gains as traders position ahead of the start of earnings season.

Third-quarter earnings season kicks off this week, with investors on the lookout for signs that rising costs will pose a problem for U.S. corporate profits this quarter and beyond.

U.S. stock futures ticked lower while prices for crude oil and natural gas extended their climb.

JPMorgan Chase earnings, fresh inflation data, and another Blue Origin blast off lead the week ahead.

General Motors CEO Mary Barra electrified investors this week as she laid the ground work to double profits and dominate the electric vehicle market.

U.S. stock indexes fell Friday after the September jobs data fell short of estimates and after the Senate passed a short-term increase to the debt limit.

Levi Strauss & Co. says its business is insulated from surging cotton prices at least through the middle of next year.

Coal prices could be a "canary in the coalmine" for oil, according to JPMorgan.

Mohamed El-Erian warns investors to avoid "non-recoverable mistakes" in a fluid stock market.

U.S. stock indexes surged Thursday after lawmakers reached a short-term deal to raise the debt ceiling.

October's rocky month continues as stock volatility ramps up.

U.S. stocks rallied Tuesday as the major averages recouped most of their prior day's losses.

Facebook shares recover following the massive outage and even amid harsh allegations from a whistleblower.

A startup trading platform is seeking approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission to launch the first U.S. stock exchange that would operate around the clock, including on weekends and holidays.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is calling on the SEC to launch investigations into trades by high level Federal Reserve officials.

U.S. stocks hit hard Monday as President Biden’s economic agenda stalled and a Facebook outage weighed down tech.

General Motors' plans to electrify its vehicle lineup has won the support of hedge fund Engine No. 1, which gained notoriety in January when it won three seats on Exxon Mobil’s board of directors by convincing big investors that the oil giant lacked a clean energy strategy.

U.S. stock futures declined and government bond yields edged up as investors awaited an update on the Biden administration’s China trade policy.