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Some of the most pessimistic Tesla analysts raised their price targets as the stock surges.

Investors engage in profit taking after Nasdaq hits fresh records.

A resurgence in new COVID-19 cases could steer gamblers away from Las Vegas and towards regional casinos, according to one Wall Street analyst.

A Democratic sweep could lead to higher taxes and increased regulations, a lethal combo for stocks.

The public listing is expected to take place following the SEC's review process, "subject to market and other conditions." 

U.S. equity markets rallied as the Nasdaq notched its 24th record high of 2020.

A Biden presidency could be the biggest risk to Berkshire Hawathway's deal for Dominion Energy's natural gas assets, an industry expert told FOX Business.

A "pause" in consumer spending in July and August will likely limit a third-quarter rebound, according to the analysts, which also upgraded their 2021 numbers.

Nikola Motors CEO Trevor Milton is encouraging company shareholders to leave a Facebook group, alleging the forum has become a platform for stock manipulation.

The stock market typically sees continued strength after gaining at least 15 percent the prior quarter.

Nonfarm payrolls added 4.8 million workers in June, pushing the unemployment rate down to 11.1 percent, according to the Labor Department.

The New York-based insurance startup backed by Japanese tech giant SoftBank opened for trading at $50.06 a share and reached as high as $67.45

The Palo Alto, California-based electric-vehicle maker produced 82,272 vehicles during the three months through June and delivered 90,650.

The San Francisco-based food-delivery platform is still fielding takeover offers, but believes it is worth more than the $2.6 billion offer that was reportedly made by Uber.

Businesses with supply chains linked to crackdown on China's Muslim Uighur population "may be vulnerable to applicable U.S. enforcement actions or other legal actions," a State Department official wrote.

U.S. equity markets built on gains from the best second quarter in two decades amid a gradual nationwide reopening from coronavirus lockdowns.

During their June meeting, Fed policymakers projected that interest rates will remain at zero until 2022.

Macy's took a $3.2 billion first-quarter writedown due to the impact of COVID-19.

US stocks post the best quarterly performance in decades.

The popular food delivery service appears to be play according to two published reports.