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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.

Boeing and Apple in particular helped to lift Wall Street indexes.

25 standout brands that sell U.S.-made clothing for men, women or both.

The Federal Reserve will purchase corporate bonds from roughly 750 companies in the coming months to keep borrowing costs low and smooth credit flow.

Chesapeake Energy Corp. said Sunday that it had filed for bankruptcy protection as an oil- and gas-price rout stoked by the coronavirus pandemic proved to be the final blow for a shale-drilling pioneer long hamstrung by debt.

Dave Portnoy and his legion are having their proverbial day in the sun. But eventually, that sun shall set.

All I hear is old-timers say that the "retail bros" are going to get crushed.

California is expected to approve new rules Thursday to sell more electric trucks and delivery vans.

U.S. equity markets climbed Monday as New York City entered Phase 2 of its reopening plan.

JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America are among the five biggest U.S. banks.

Foreign investors will in 2020 surpass corporations as biggest buyers of U.S. equities, according to Goldman Sachs.