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Restaurant Brands International reported a 25 percent drop in second-quarter revenue amid weakness at Burger King and Tim Hortons.

U.S. stock futures wobbled Thursday ahead of fresh data offering insights into the health of the labor market.

Bezos, 56, sold one million shares of Amazon stock.

Lawmakers wrangled over a new COVID-19 relief package and drugmakers made progress toward a vaccine.

Despite the Nasdaq's surge, investors don't see big tech's run slowing down anytime soon.

Moderna says orders for the experimental COVID vaccine are rolling in.

Wayfair swung to a second-quarter profit as sales spiked 84 percent from a year ago.

The Woonsocket, Rhode Island-based pharmacy health care provider earned $2.99 billion, or an adjusted $2.64 per share.

U.S. stock futures ticked higher Wednesday ahead of fresh data assessing recovery in the American services sector and job market.

Ralph Lauren Corp. on Tuesday reported a fiscal first-quarter loss of $127.7 million, after reporting a profit in the same period a year earlier.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly investigating the circumstances around Eastman Kodak’s announcement of a $765 million government loan to manufacture drugs at factories in America.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said negotiators made a “little bit of progress,” but Democrats and Republicans remained divided on key issues including an extra $600-per-week unemployment benefit.

Ford CEO Jim Hackett is stepping down after more than three years at the helm of the automaker.

U.S. stock futures wavered Tuesday as a slew of major companies reported earnings, some of them beating already low expectations from coronavirus economic troubles.

The week and month are off to a strong start for stocks.

U.S. stock futures drifted higher Monday, as investors weighed heightened geopolitical tensions and halting steps toward a new coronavirus relief package.

A contested election would rekindle memories of the 2000 vote, which led to the stock market falling by 12 percent as the outcome was determined.

If the tech giants manage to reverse a decades long decline in markets from August to October, that may boost President Trump's chances of keeping the White House.

Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook all reported strong earnings in the second quarter of 2020

Under Armour reported a second-quarter loss of $182.9 million as COVID-19 shut stores and drained 41 percent from revenue