Stocks

The Dow is up roughly 60% from its March low

Shares of the Seattle-based retailer were trading nearly 5% higher after the bell

The company also forecast fourth-quarter sales to be flat or slightly higher than last year

Elon Musk's car company is on a tear.

The Dow is on pace for the best month since January 1987.

Dick’s Sporting Goods Inc. CEO Edward Stack is stepping down from his role as he takes over as executive chairman.

Stocks started off the Thanksgiving-shortened week sharply higher after another drugmaker announced positive results for its coronavirus vaccine.

Tesla Inc. shares could double from current levels as global electric vehicle demand ramps up over the next five years, according to one Wall Street analyst.

The public health plight continues, but many businesses—from factories to law firms—have learned how to operate during the pandemic. Retailers, fast-food restaurants and car makers are doing better, and there is hope among executives that any new restrictions to battle the latest U.S. surge in cases won’t be as severe.

The airlines said in a joint statement they remain committed to developing a joint venture "but in the meantime will explore deepening the alliance."

Spirit AeroSystems Inc. is the biggest winner from the Federal Aviation Administration’s decision to allow the Boeing 737 Max aircraft to return to service, according to UBS.  

Foot Locker Inc. said its profit and sales rose for the third quarter, even as the back-to-school selling season started later than usual because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Investors are weighing vaccine progress and stimulus talks as week wraps.

On Wall Street on Thursday, the S&P 500 rose 0.4% after spending much of the day flipping between small losses and gains

United is among the major U.S. airlines that began implementing temporary waivers of change fees this year

Investors discounted rising COVID-19 restrictions, pushing stocks higher.

Macy's Inc reported a more than 20% drop in quarterly comparable on Thursday and said it expects that to continue into the fall season, signaling a tough holiday season for the coronavirus-battered department store chain.

Investors will also get to digest reports on manufacturing and housing

The employees are in the R&D and manufacturing area

Passenger volumes remain 65 percent below 2019 levels