~marketwatch-com-top | Bookmarks (626)

Shares of Stitch Fix Inc. fell after hours on Tuesday after the online styling service forecast quarterly and full-year sales that were weaker than expected, saying that there was “a lot of work still to do” to turn the company around.

The engineering and tech-services firm Amentum will replace home-goods and fragrance chain Bath & Body Works on the S&P 500 at the end of the month, S&P Dow Jones Indices said Tuesday.

Visa’s stock falls as Justice Department launches suit. An analyst notes there are more potential alternatives to Visa’s debit network in the event the company is penalized.

One closely-watched stock-market indicator is flashing a bright-red buy signal as more companies’ shares join the rally.

U.S. News is out with its latest ranking of America’s top colleges, but critics say the controversial list’s revised methodology does little to help families find the best deal on higher education

Prosecutors say Ellison proved essential in unraveling the theft of $8 billion in customer deposits and sending Sam Bankman-Fried to prison. But the judge said she couldn’t get away scot-free and sentenced her to two years in prison.

Chinese stocks and the exchange-traded funds that track them surged Tuesday after Beijing announced the biggest stimulus package since the early days of the COVID pandemic, sparking what some analysts see as a tradable rally.

The policy-sensitive 2-year Treasury yield falls to its lowest level in two years as bond traders price in an aggressive slate of expect Federal Reserve rate cuts.

Concerns that inflation might not be so easily defeated are starting to creep back into financial markets

Apollo Global Management Inc. has offered to make an investment in Intel Corp. of as much as $5 billion, Bloomberg News reported Sunday.

Chip-making titans Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and Samsung Electronics Co. are considering building major factories in the United Arab Emirates to help fill future demand for artificial-intelligence chips, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

Some sectors are more likely to pick up hiring as borrowing costs fall. Here’s what that could look like.

The Federal Reserve finally gave stock-market investors what they wanted this week by cutting interest rates for the first time since March 2020, making a soft landing for the economy more likely now inflation has fallen.

This summer, shares of Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Nvidia Corp. each took a hit after the technology giants reported quarterly results. But heading into the third-quarter earnings season, they’re still among the most-liked stocks by Wall Street analysts.

T-Mobile Chief Executive Mike Sievert says it’s “nonsense” that the iPhone 16 line’s preorder sales are underwhelming.

Analysts predict Micron’s stock could nearly double from here, while Marvell and AMD are other favored plays.