: Mullen Automotive stock falls toward another record low, and another record monthly selloff
Shares of Mullen Automotive Inc. MULN sank 8.9% in premarket trading Wednesday, which puts them on track to close at their 12th record low in...
: U.S. stocks open lower as chip stocks fall, investors await comments from Fed Chair Powell
The previous version incorrectly stated that Washington lawmakers are considering new restrictions on exports of AI chips to China. The pulse has been updated.U.S. stock...
: Circor’s stock rises toward 6-year high after KKR affirms intention to buy company, after Arcline submits higher bid
Shares of Circor International Inc. CIR rallied 4.9% toward a six-year high in morning trading Wednesday, but pared an earlier intraday gain of 6.7%, after...
As drugmakers race to develop the next big weight loss pill, Eli Lilly may have an edge
For now, Eli Lilly's orforglipron appears to be the top contender in the weight loss pill space due to its strong efficacy data and ease...
Self-made millionaire shares the No. 1 number to calculate if you want to be rich—’very people know’ it
Want to be rich? Get to know your expenses, from big things like rent and groceries to little things like how much you tip or...
Earnings Results: General Mills’ stock slides 6% as profit falls sharply and sales miss consensus in latest quarter
The parent of cereals Lucky Charms and Cheerios' sales fall short despite higher prices.
The Ratings Game: Big food producers won’t be able to lean on higher prices forever. But this one can still grow, analysts say.
Goldman Sachs says Kellogg Co. can still put up solid growth, in large part due to the planned spin-off of its North American cereal business.
Metals Stocks: Gold falls to fresh 3-month low, nearing $1,900 per ounce
Gold slid to fresh three-month lows on Wednesday as expectations for more central-bank interest-rate hikes later this year have diminished the appeal of the yellow...
Market Extra: July has been a top month for stocks. Here’s what it will take for the market to rally again this summer
Conventional investing wisdom dictates that the summer months are a sleepy time for markets. But that's started to change over the past decade.