Stocks are trading cautiously higher amid a pullback in the U.S. dollar and another slate of solid second quarter earnings Tuesday.

"Our solid second quarter results across Johnson & Johnson reflect the strength and resilience of our company’s market leadership in the midst of macroeconomic challenges,” said CEO Joaquin Duato.

Stock futures higher as dollar retreats; IBM slumps as currency hit clouds Q2 earnings beat; Disney gathers record $9 billion in ad commitments; Twitter dips lower ahead of opening hearing in Musk takeover battle and Netflix earnings on deck as investor track subscriber exodus.

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"These businesses all have significant standalone potential, and an enhanced focus will enable them to better direct their resources toward their distinct strategic priorities," said CEO Steve Cahillane.

Health and history were major trend in the Morning Consult study this year.

"The advisory committee's positive recommendation acknowledges the strength of our data and the importance of a protein-based Covid vaccine," said CEO Stanley Erck.

Jim Cramer says smart investing is as simple as buying growth stocks when interest rates begin to fall.

If you want ‘quality’ themes in this environment, 'we recommend owning stocks with stable growth,' Goldman says.

Tesla's billionaire CEO is calling on the Biden administration to make a move against the mass incarceration of people for weed.

Stocks finished the day mixed as investors reappraised inflation concerns and the potential impact on interest rates.

Royal Caribbean cruise line has slowly returned to its prepandemic normal, and Carnival Cruise is likely to follow on soon.