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

The Nasdaq hasn't started a year better through June since 1983.

Recent reports on income growth, housing construction, and inflation expectations mean that the FOMC will almost certainly resume raising interest rates.

Consumer Discretionary and Technology are considered to be offensive, risk on sectors that represent appetite for risk. As such, they represent an internal bet by the market -- based on the movement of real money -- that...

The stock's big run comes ahead of an expected sales slowdown, reflecting hype over the next big thing.

The interest rate on the Public Provident Fund (PPF) has yet again been kept unchanged at 7.1 per cent.

Carnival and Royal Caribbean have seen huge uplifts to their share prices in 2023 and have the earnings reports to back up the buoyancy.

Crop prices are higher as a dry spell spans America's breadbasket.

From what happens next to when payments are resuming.

The regulator informed Nasdaq and Cboe that recent filings from BlackRock, Fidelity and others aren't sufficiently clear and comprehensive.

The iPhone maker is as valuable as Tesla, Berkshire Hathaway, Meta and Netflix- combined.

Although these companies are from different sectors, we compare them because they have a similar P/EBIT ratio of 14x-15x.

The interest rates on small savings schemes are typically reviewed every quarter by the government

Private-equity firms have been trying to buy the annuities seller for years.

The city is jumping into the gap left by the U.S. on cryptocurrencies--despite a very different attitude in mainland China.

Snap's stock (NYSE: SNAP) has gained roughly 30% YTD as compared to the 14% rise in the S&P500 index over the same period.

City analysts expect dividends at this FTSE 100 share to soar during 2023 and 2024. But does this make it a wise stock pick for income investors?

The footwear giant has addressed many investor concerns, and its stock is cheap.

Our theme of EV Supplier stocks has been a mixed performer this year, rising by about 9% year-to-date, compared to the S&P 500 which has gained over 14% over the same ...

U.S. government yields rebounded in the second quarter as strains from bank failures and the debt-ceiling crisis eased.

A proposal to try to lower the fees that merchants pay on credit cards comes at a sensitive political moment for banks--but has also created some very complicated allegiances.

If troubles hit banks and the wider economy, they will probably start in offices you wouldn't want to work in, let alone own.