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A federal judge ruled that the SEC will pause its fraud case involving a New Jersey deli to avoid overlap with the DOJ's ongoing litigation.

Under Armour ended its seven-month search for a new CEO by announcing that it had hired Marriott executive Stephanie Linnartz to take the job.

Most American shoppers say they are willing to pay more for their retail club memberships — a sentiment that bodes well for Costco (COST).

H&M will no longer sell a line of Justin Bieber merchandise after the musician told fans he didn't "approve" of the clothing bearing his name and likeness.

Home sales dropped an unusually sharp 7.7% in November, as high mortgage rates and home prices keep buyers on the sidelines.

AMC has ended talks to acquire Cineworld's theaters following another quarterly loss.

Nike reported fiscal second-quarter earnings after the bell Tuesday.

Patrick McHenry, the key Republican on the House Financial Services Committee, isn't as big an opponent of ESG as you might think.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.

A report on Donald Trump's federal income taxes was released after a House panel voted to make public redacted copies of his tax returns.

Here are the most important news items that investors need to start their trading day.

The National Football League is working on a deal to partner with Google's YouTube TV for Sunday Ticket rights.

Porsche officials celebrated the beginning of e-fuel production with the filling of a Porsche 911 with the first synthetic fuel produced at the site.

Cramer said many of Wall Street's concerns about the market are overblown.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

"If you think the Fed will stop bringing the pain at some point in 2023, then … these names could become tremendous performers," Cramer said.

Target has put up three quarters of disappointing earnings results while trying to clear through excess inventory and woo price-sensitive shoppers.

A "Black Adam" sequel won't be part of the next phase of DC movies from Warner Bros. Discovery, according to Dwayne Johnson.

For the U.S., the median expectation for EV sales was 35% of the market by 2030 — down from 65% a year earlier.

FedEx said it will be able to cut another $1 billion in costs beyond what it previously forecast.