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Beijing said Thursday that restoring stability in U.S.-China trade relations is the best way to "de-risk."

The Thursday filings followed the companies not responding to the union's demands in a timely matter, United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain said.

The White House on Thursday asked Congress to pass a short-term measure to fund the federal government and avoid a shutdown at the end of September.

Semiconductor firm Broadcom (AVGO) reported better-than-expected quarterly results Thursday, even as the stock came under pressure due to a miss on cash flow.

These are the companies making headlines after hours Thursday.

The broadcasting of Trump's proceedings would give the public unprecedented access to what will be one of the most high-profile trials in American history.

Lululemon raised its full year guidance and saw its sales and profit rise 18% during its most recent quarter, fueled by a 61% boost in China.

Biden called on Congress Thursday to pass $12 billion in additional funding for FEMA next month at the latest when hurricane season reaches its peak.

Morgan Stanley sees a potential unwinding from these events, as well as the resumption of student loan payments, in the fourth quarter.

SentinelOne wants to keep being a publicly traded company after going public in 2021, although it has underperformed some of its peers this year.

Taylor Swift will have Oct. 13 all to herself, after all, after Universal moved the release date of "The Exorcist: Believer."

Idalia made landfall Wednesday morning as a Category 3 storm but has since weakened to a tropical storm.

"Even as the stock has rallied, it deserves to go much higher," says Jim Cramer.

Media mogul Barry Diller called on Hollywood studios to make deals and end the writers and actors' strikes.

The agreement serves as a detente between the two companies after Shopify initially urged merchants not to use Buy with Prime, citing security risks.

President Joe Biden said McConnell sounded like "his old self" when he called him on the phone a day after Senate GOP leader's latest health incident.

If marijuana is downgraded to a Schedule III drug, it could be a huge boost to a struggling industry.

The JOLTS data shows signs of a return to normal versus a contracting labor market. Here's what to watch out for in the next jobs report.

Alan Waxman, the CEO and co-founder of Sixth Street, talked about his vision in the increasingly crowded sports industry.

Former President Donald Trump is seeking to sever his criminal election interference case in Georgia from any of his 18 co-defendants who want a speedy trial.