: Semiconductor sales suffer steepest decline since 2009
Semiconductor sales in February suffered their worst month in 14 years worldwide, dropping more than 20% year-over-year.
: Two longtime Southwest board members won’t seek re-election
Southwest Airlines Co. LUV on Thursday said that two longtime board members, John Denison and Nancy Loeffler, would not stand for re-election to the air carrier’s...
Living With Climate Change: 3D-printing startup crushes recycling with disposable clay cups, inspired by the 5,000-year-old kulhar
Drawing from South Asian culture, GaeaStar uses 3D printing for cups and bowls made of clay, water and salt that can be crushed into dust...
Market Extra: Bond market’s most deeply inverted gauge is pointing to ‘large slowdown in economic growth’ and ‘deep recession’
The 3-month T-bill rate stands 157.5 basis points above the 10-year yield, producing “a big, serious inversion,” said Duke University's Campbell Harvey.
ETF Wrap: ETF investors showed ‘a lot of restraint’ in the first quarter. Here’s why bonds won them over.
Bonds have been the hot spot for money flowing into exchange-traded funds this year.
Economic Report: Banks trim borrowing from the Fed again
Banks trimmed borrowing from the Federal Reserve for the second week in a row, another sign the U.S. financial system has stabilized.
Lawrence G. McMillan: Stock market is pushing back as investors look for a confidence boost
S&P 500 shows stronger support at 3970. A close below 3950 would be bearish, writes Lawrence McMillan.
: U.S. stocks finish higher as S&P 500 avoids third day in the red
U.S. stocks eked out modest gains on Thursday after a choppy session, helping the S&P 500 avoid a third day of losses as investors await...