Oil prices bounce after 2-day pullback as investors monitor Middle East
Oil futures rose Thursday, bouncing after a two-day pullback, with support tied to continued worries over the potential for a more direct confrontation between Israel...
Delta Air Lines’ stock drops as less travel around the election will hurt sales growth
Delta Air Lines’ stock was headed for another post-earnings selloff on Thursday, after the air carrier missed third-quarter profit expectations and gave a downbeat revenue...
Pfizer’s stock dips after two former execs say they won’t support Starboard, offer backing for CEO Albert Bourla
Pfizer Inc.’s stock dipped early Thursday, after two of its former executives said they would not support an effort by activist shareholder Starboard Value to...
United plans flights to Greenland, Mongolia and northern Spain in search for next ‘it’ destination
United is expanding its summer 2025 travel schedule with off-the-beaten track destinations.
Higher 10-year Treasury yields were enemy No. 1 for markets for years. Why now looks different.
The 10-year Treasury yield’s recent climb above the psychologically important 4% level might not be as big of a threat to the stock market —...
Only investing when one party is in the White House is not a ‘winning strategy,’ new analysis shows
Investors who kept their money in the S&P since 1950, regardless of who was in power, would have made 10 times the returns generated by...
Domino’s Pizza tops profit expectations but misses sales view
Domino’s Pizza Inc.’s stock fell slightly early Thursday, after the chain’s fiscal third-quarter profit beat was not enough to offset a slight revenue miss in...
The Fed’s cutting rates. Here are three yield curve scenarios, and what they’d mean for the stock market
Tan Kai Xian, an analyst at financial research service Gavekal, says there are three scenarios for the yield curve, and for each he gives the...
‘It’s so unfair!’ I’m miserable in my job. I’m 58 and have $1 million in a 401(k) and Roth IRA. Can I afford to quit?
“Currently, I live comfortably on $5,000 a month, but I could probably live on $3,500 a month.”