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In light of a big new contract from the United States Postal Service, UPS pilots enjoy increased job opportunities, six-figure salaries, and long-term career stability.

While federal offices are closed on Veterans Day, most stores and businesses will be open, with some offering discounts and free meals to veterans and active-duty members of the U.S. military.

UPS and FedEx are going head to head to attract smaller customers in order to win the holiday shipping battle.

Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves midday.

Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves midday.

Here’s what could be next for FedEx stock.

Stocks paused their record-setting run heading into Friday's 'triple witching hour' on Wall Street.

After the central bank cuts its key interest rate on Wednesday, here's what happens next.

Find out what’s open and what’s closed on Labor Day, the unofficial end of the summer, and get everything you need for your one last seasonal hurrah, whether it’s a backyard barbecue or an interstate road trip.

FedEx posted better-than-expected fiscal-fourth-quarter earnings and hinted at the sale of a key business division.

Nvidia's rebound continues to pace broader market gains as investors move into the final trading sessions of the second quarter.

The second quarter will end with a busy week, filled with the potential for surprises and drama.

FedEx pilots can earn salaries well into the six-figure range delivering the cargo that keeps “the world on time,” although contract disputes and post-pandemic corporate restructuring have caused near-term turbulence in its cockpits.

Stocks are struggling to open the second quarter on a high note following Friday's dovish inflation-data release.

A dovish Fed, resilient job market and solid underlying economy could see stocks test new record highs again Friday.

Stocks are firmly higher heading into a busy week for central bank interest-rate meetings and a key Nvidia AI conference in California.

Nvidia holds an important conference on artificial intelligence in California. Markets are tense ahead of the Fed's meeting on interest rates.

A longtime fund manager shares favorite ideas for global stock investors in an exclusive TheStreet interview.

A surprise competitor has decided it wants to take down the retail giant and it has the infrastructure to make that happen.

This aerospace and defense firm might offer a way to trade in a tough environment.

Let's see what the Consumer Confidence report just dragged into the economic picture, and check charts for NVDA and WING.

Let's see whether Powell panicked, what's happening with yields and get the intel on Intel.

Let's unpack these quarterly results and see how to play this stock now.

A triple-witching event should bring greater volatility, but our plan remains the same.

Let's take stock of a record-breaking day, the triple-witching expirations, S&P rebalancing and FedEx, Nike, Palantir.

Plus, here's our plan for the Portfolio following the Federal Reserve's rate cuts and the prospect for more.

If the Fed is cutting rates by half a percentage point, then why is Powell so strangely saying the job market is 'solid'? Also, the market, banks and Dimon's warnings.

Transports are on a roll, but which sector stocks are the best to own right now?

With the S&P at highs, the majority of volume is on the downside. I cannot stress to you how unusual that is. Let's see if the jaws can close in the near term. That will tell us a lot.

Let's check the market as it inched along on Wednesday, the meaning behind the fall of the Japanese currency, bank tests and more.

Let's check the charts to see how we can tell if this rally could stay the course or skid off the road.

Things could heat up for our shares in several names, with a housing report, Fed bank stress test and more on the horizon.

NVDA is the only stock that really matters right now, and each time it guns higher, it triggers billions of buying into a small gang of mega caps.

Tech rules, while the rest of the market drools. Meanwhile, Rivian's venture with VW rekindled my trading enthusiasm after I outsmarted myself in Nvidia.

I reduced my long-side exposure to NVDA on Monday by roughly a third. Simple risk management. I remain long the name.

Think we spend too much on defense? During the Cold War, the U.S. typically spent roughly 5% of GDP on defense. Today, it amounts to just 2.9%.

With some quiet weeks ahead, we'll make sure our portfolio is well positioned for the second half of the year.

On a day where small-caps fill a gap and reverse to close higher, breadth could not have been more even. Plus, JBHT, NSC, FDX, BIDU and more!

Longer-dated Treasury bond yields are seeing their biggest weekly increase in more than a year.

The personal finance author has a few key thoughts on the federal program.

The Nasdaq Composite is up 33.5% this year, while the ARK Innovation ETF has returned 18.03%.