The Wall Street Journal: JFK files: U.S. releases over 13,000 records related to Kennedy assassination
The Biden administration released thousands of classified documents related to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination nearly 60 years ago.
Earnings Results: Adobe stock jumps after earnings beat, in-line annual forecast
Adobe Inc. shares rose in the extended session Thursday after the software company capped off its fiscal year by topping quarterly earnings expectations, and reminded...
Mark Hulbert: Why the stock market’s painful December decline might actually be bullish for investors in 2023
U.S. stocks often perform better following a weak second half of December.
Market Extra: Stocks could face another explosion of volatility Friday as $4 trillion of options expire in ‘quadruple witching’
Stocks have been on a wild ride this week, and conditions could still get weirder as traders brace for "quadruple witching" on Friday, when a...
: Krispy Kreme’s Investor Day is not sitting well with investors
Krispy Kreme Inc. stock falls after the doughnut chain sticks with its 2022 forecast and rolls out targets for 2023 and 2026.
ETF Wrap: Why Engine No. 1 has turned to ‘ex-hedge fund’ talent to expand active ETF lineup
Engine No. 1's CEO Jennifer Grancio tells MarketWatch about the firm's recent hire from a hedge-fund firm and how that fits into its strategy. .
: World Cup semi final coverage disrupted by cyber attack on streaming service FuboTV
Coverage of the World Cup semifinal between France and Morocco on TV streaming service FuboTV was disrupted by a cyber attack, the company has confirmed
: U.S. Senate unanimously passes bill barring TikTok from government-owned devices
Legislation is the latest move from lawmakers to counter security concerns with the platform.
Market Extra: Stocks are plunging because the Fed ‘cannot lose the battle’ on inflation
The Dow shed about 800 points Thursday after the Federal Reserve suggested investors should brace of a 5% policy rate with staying power.