Slower growth prospects, and hints of a Fed 'pivot' on interest rate hikes, has bond yields moving sharply lower and stocks ending higher Monday.

An unprecedented third term as President for Xi Jinping is crushing China-based tech stocks Monday.

People are taking vacations again, but a once dominant travel sector is struggling to recover.

A new study shows that airline customer satisfaction levels have declined this summer.

But with U.S.-China relations at their lowest in years, actually making it happen will be a challenge.

Nio stock is falling after disappointing guidance in its earnings report. But the chart says the bulls should not despair.

Stocks end higher Tuesday following a key reading of April retail sales as Walmart sounds the alarm on the impact of surging inflation costs.

"We are actively leveraging our core competences to support local communities and enterprises in regions affected by the latest Omicron outbreak," said CEO Lei Xu.

China’s tight regulation of its technology sector over the past year has hurt Chinese tech stocks listed in the U.S.

"For 2023, we again expect solid growth in our two most important measures of success: revenue and free cash flow," said CFO Jim Kavanaugh.

"I am deeply sorry for the impact to our employees and customers," said Southwest CEO Bob Jordan.

"We achieved these results while continuing to invest in broadband, our 10G network evolution, Xfinity Mobile, Peacock, and theme parks, and we also took cost actions to further our growth in the future," said CEO Brian Roberts.