US Markets

Ackman says SoftBank "should have walked away" from its WeWork deal.

Economists widely expected the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 25 basis points.

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenberg has had a rough two days on Capitol Hill.

Consumers judge women CEOs more harshly for ethical lapses than their male counterparts.

Economists surveyed by Refinitiv were expecting 120,000 jobs. 

Mortgage rates increased to the highest level since the end of July.

A year away from Election Day, a promised renaissance is not materializing and coal and steel sectors are faltering.

GE's aviation business supplies engines for Boeing's sidelined 737 MAX.

Mattel CFO to leave toymaker following whistleblower probe

Tinder won a small victory in its court case against parent company IAC/InterActiveCorp and subsidiary Match Group.

Although the U.S. central bank probably won’t fully close the door to further action, policymakers will likely put a “speed bump” in their official statement.

Weeks of turmoil in the overnight lending market forced the Federal Reserve to inject tens of billions of dollars.

President Trump has previously taken issue with the cost of the fighter jet.

Investors were lured by the long-awaited public offering of Saudi Aramco, the kingdom's massive oil company.

Conference Board economist Lynn Franco said Tuesday that even with the recent declines, confidence remains high and that should support strong holiday shopping.

Southern Methodist University students are managing over $10 million in investments.

General Motors shares are higher after third-quarter earnings top expectations.

USMCA deal is gathering dust.

Tesla is cutting prices for $1,000 for anyone impacted by California's power outages.

Microsoft shares have gained more than 38 percent this year.