Stock Market Today

Stocks drifted lower into the close of trading Monday as Treasury yields jump and crude oil spiked in an uneven session on Wall Street.

"Nike’s results this fiscal year are a testament to the unmatched strength of our brands and our deep connection with consumers," said CEO John Donahoe.

Disney refurbishes and brings back one of its popular theme park rides after closing it during the covid pandemic.

The major U.S. cruise lines still require pre-cruise covid tests. Signs suggest those rules could be loosened or even go away.

Very few CEOs have yet to react to the Supreme Court's landmark decision.

The legacy carmaker is looking for Celestiq to start a new era for the Cadillac brand, but it's not going to be cheap.

The number two (Wendy's) and number three (Burger King) fast-food hamburger chains have a plan.

Cryptocurrency prices drop again after a Three Arrows Capital payment default.

Spirit Airlines stock is trading lower on worries it will accept a lower takeover bid. Here's how to approach the situation now.

The Russell 1000 Value index has slumped 12% so far this year, while Russell 1000 Growth has dropped 25%.

The Ukraine war is hurting Europe’s economies the most with the continent dependent on Russia for energy.

Congressional Republicans were successful in removing the SAFE Banking Act from the Competes Act bill, dealing another blow to the cannabis industry.

Sweetgreen makes one more push to get people to order from the app.

The chain that brought you the Doritos Locos Taco has taken a can't stop, won't stop approach to innovation.

As companies seek states with less regulation, their female employees face more.