The fast-food giant has never been afraid to take popular choices off the menu.

Taco Bell and AMC locations will be open, but the Post Office is taking the day off.

Surging inflation in Europe, weakening growth in China and a hawkish Fed at home has stocks ending lower on Friday.

Home Depot closed out a busy week by naming CEO Ted Decker as chairman, unveiling a new $15 billion buyback and declaring a $1.90 per share dividend.

Stocks finished lower Wednesday ending a five-day win streak.

Stock futures edge lower as inflation worries resurface; Fed minutes in focus as big rate hike bets accelerate; Retail sales on deck as gas prices tumble; Target higher after Walmart surprise lifts Q2 earnings hopes and Bed, Bath & Beyond soars in revived meme-stock rally

Wall Street finished mixed Tuesday as Walmart revives consumer spending hopes with stronger-than-expected second quarter earnings.

“We’re pleased to see more customers choosing Walmart during this inflationary period, and we’re working hard to support them as they prioritize their spending," said CEO Doug McMillon.

"In the second quarter, we delivered the highest quarterly sales and earnings in our company's history," said CEO Ted Decker. "Our performance reflects continued strength in demand for home improvement projects."

At least five CEOs or senior level executives have stepped down from cryptocurrency companies recently.

The bank has been accused of some pretty shady practices.

iPhone maker wants to diversify its supply chain and expand in a crucial market.