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Amazon reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

Beef and queso costs rose this quarter, largely offsetting last year's menu price hikes.

Intel CFO David Zinsner said in a statement that the company's earnings per share benefited from controlling expenses.

UPS reported third quarter earnings and warned of persistent global economic uncertainty.

In trading on Thursday, shares of Apple crossed below their 200 day moving average of $170.18

Gold can be a good portfolio diversifier and cushion investors from volatility.

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Financial experts say it offers wider coverage, helps during a crisis on their visits to the country.

The company lifer will have to keep the wealth-management unit happy, while doing the same for investment banking and trading.

Guessing which Chinese EV startups will come out on top seems a high-risk game, and it is a measure of the challenge facing global automakers that Stellantis feels the need to play it.

Among the most significant risks to oil markets since Russia's invasion of Ukraine last year is the latest geopolitical tension between Hamas and Israel.

After the third-quarter boom in GDP, everybody thinks a slowdown is at hand. Don't count the economy out, though.

The Marlboro maker said domestic cigarette shipment volume fell 11.6%, primarily driven by industry declines and competition from illicit e-vapor products.

ITR filings by taxpayers increased by 90% in last nine years to 6.37 crore in 2021-22

Philip Morris (NYSE: PM) reported its Q3 results last week, with revenues falling below and earnings beating our estimates.

The Series I bond is one type of government issued savings bond. Here's how I bonds work, their benefits, risks and how they potentially fit into an investment strategy.

Nvidia has been a market darling for a decade. AI is still a hot topic and the market hunger for NVDA's products looks stable, but can this continue?

Southwest's net income in the third quarter dropped 30% from a year earlier.

CSX (NYSE: CSX) reported its Q3 results last week, with revenues falling below and earnings meeting the street estimates.

If you don't like these 10% and 12% dividends, well, you're not really an income investor.

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine last year, many European investment-bank clients scrambled to hedge against the risk of oil and gas supplies being cut off. Now, trading revenues are normalizing.

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