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The increasing likelihood of a second Trump administration has helped spark a steep selloff in U.S. government bonds.

Six of the Magnificent Seven stocks posted gains.

First Foundation raises more than $225 million from Fortress and others.

Breaking into advisory might be crucial for the online broker to attract a wider array of customers.

China is so dominant in the market for the batteries powering electric vehicles that it would take a technological upheaval to change that. One might be coming.

The plane maker’s purchase of Spirit AeroSystem, a supplier it spun off in 2005, exemplifies a realization dawning on corporate America: Outsourcing isn’t all it was once cracked up to be.

“Roaring Kitty” Keith Gill disclosed a 6.6% stake in online pet-products retailer Chewy, days after an ambiguous social-media post sparked speculation about his next move.

Stocks advanced as second-half trading began on U.S. exchanges, lifting the S&P 500 and Dow by 0.3% and 0.1%, respectively, while the Nasdaq rose 0.8% to a record.

Checking off boxes seems like a pointless way to enjoy experiences. We’d rather do things that plant the seeds for future adventures.

State lawsuits still threaten the SAVE plan to make debt repayments more affordable.

Companies selling everyday goods from food to paper towels say lower-income consumers are struggling, but others are spending freely.

New vessels will double Disney’s cruise business just as its theme parks face challenges.

French stock markets, government bonds and the euro rallied on expectations of a French cross-party alliance to deny the far-right an overall majority in the second round of the election.

The deal is part of the efforts by the world’s largest asset manager to bolster data capabilities as it expands into private-market investments.

In this year’s bull market, there are artificial-intelligence plays like Nvidia—and then there’s everything else.

Lumber prices have fallen during the current building season, a sign that residential construction and home-improvement markets are buckling under high borrowing costs.

AI stocks have long outperformed the rest of the market, but in the second quarter, AI valuations became seriously disconnected from the rest.

The role can also entail family drama and tracking down heirs.

British homes would be powered with African energy under an ambitious plan.

Workers are putting a record share of their income toward retirement. Employers’ automatic savings plans help explain why.

Nike shares tumbled 20% in their worst day on record, dragging down the Dow and S&P 500, which fell 0.1% and 0.4%, respectively. The Nasdaq lost 0.7%.

Warren Buffett said that after his death nearly all of his remaining wealth will go to a new charitable trust overseen by his daughter and two sons.

Goldman, Morgan Stanley and others detailed their capital plans on Friday.

Here are some of the major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.

The S&P 500 has climbed 14% despite reduced hopes for Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts.

In a long-awaited step against tax evasion in cryptocurrency markets, the Treasury Department adopted a final rule requiring many crypto platforms to begin reporting users’ transactions to the Internal Revenue Service.

New research questions the methodology of a McKinsey study that helped create widespread belief that diversity is good for profits.

The electric truck maker’s stock has caught a break thanks to Volkswagen’s backing, but the arduous task of cutting costs has barely begun.

Nike’s pullback from popular shoe lines is hurting its sales, and its new line of products likely won’t make a big difference until next year.

Cheap mortgages are forcing millions of U.S. homeowners to stay put. That is becoming a problem well beyond the property market.