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Stock investors are rotating into cyclical names and out of technology.

Pfizer Inc. significantly increased revenue projections from its Covid-19 vaccine for the year, as sales from the shot over the first three months of 2021 lifted the company to a stronger quarterly profit.

Stocks rise in anticipation of more positive earnings reports set for this week with over 130 companies on the docket.

With the earnings season more than halfway over, most companies in the S&P 500 have surpassed analysts’ profit expectations. As of Friday, results from 87% of those that have reported were better than expected, according to Refinitiv. That is above the historical average of 65% and on pace for the highest share since Refinitiv began tracking the metric in 1994.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway will likely be run by Greg Abel when Buffett himself is no longer at the helm.

A busy earnings week includes GM, Pfizer results as well as the upcoming trial for disgraced former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes.

Warren Buffett on Saturday criticized stock trading platforms like Robinhood that allow buying and selling for free as encouraging a "gambling impulse."

U.S. equity markets were under pressure Friday morning as investors dissected another batch of earnings that included Amazon’s blowout quarter.

Amazon's sales soared as CEO Jeff Bezos prepares to step aside for his successor Andy Jassy.

Endeavor Group Holdings Inc. shares jumped 13% in the opening trade on the New York Stock Exchange.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney on the benefits and downsides of Big Tech during his latest "My Take."

President Biden’s first 100 days in office were the best for stock-market investors since former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt launched the New Deal that pulled the U.S. economy out of the Great Depression, but strategists warn headwinds are forming.

Biden's proposed 39.6% capital gains rate is stirring the pot on Wall Street.

Strong demand for Apple’s iPhone 12 and other hardware drove the tech giant to record second-quarter results, according to the company’s earnings release on Wednesday.

The world’s largest social network has blasted Apple over its requirement that iPhone app developers begin asking users’ permission to collect certain data for ads, saying the change would harm its business and hurt small companies that rely on personalized advertising.

As Jeff Bezos ushers in Amazon's next CEO, Andy Jassy, a stock split could be on the table.

U.S. stocks slipped as traders sifted through earnings reports, the Fed's decision, and ahead of President Biden’s tax plan.

Two Dow members will report results, Boeing in the morning and Apple in the afternoon

BioNTech is seeking details of reports from Israel of cases of heart inflammation among people receiving the COVID-19 vaccine it is making with Pfizer

Apple will report quarterly earnings after the close of markets on Wednesday