Shell committed to a $3.5 billion share-buyback program after it beat expectations.
High mortgage rates are a ride that many U.S. homeowners have been on before. Ditto soaring home prices.
Companies in the S&P 500 increasing sales by double digits while improving profit margins also include Netflix, two home builders and American Express.
AMC’s debt burden is also in the spotlight ahead of its full first-quarter results next week.
Barry McCarthy is stepping down as Peloton’s CEO, the connected-fitness company announced on Thursday morning.
Apple is expected to boost its buyback program by another $90 billion this year, while also upping its dividend.
Shares ticked up premarket as the company says it plans to return $9 billion to shareholders through dividends and stock buybacks in 2024.
The trade deficit was flat in March at a nearly one-year high, capping off a first quarter in which a bigger shortfall acting as a drag on the official measure of U.S. economic growth.
New York Community Bancorp.’s new management team “has the pedigree needed to move the bank in the right direction,” according to a Citi analyst.
The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits last week barely rose to 208,000, indicating that layoffs remain at extremely low levels associated with a sound economy.
Revenue fell for both Wrangler and Lee jeans brands, mostly because of retailers reducing inventory.
Oil futures attempt to regain ground Thursday.
The MainStay Winslow Large Cap Growth fund owes a lot of its returns to Big Tech. Co-portfolio manager Justin Kelly is hot on the hunt for new winners. Here are some ideas.
