Jim Cramer says the Fed action is great news for high-growth tech stocks, which should be among the first sectors to recover.

Toll Brothers earned $1.85 a share in its fiscal second quarter on 18% higher revenue.

Bank of America's outlook for housing this year is mixed, estimating both higher prices and strong demand.

The homebuilder confidence index hit a seven-month low in April. Morningstar gives its take on two housing stocks.

KeyBanc based its homebuilder downgrades on inflation concern and anticipation of Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes.

Despite the pandemic, supply-chain woes and rising inflation, things still went right last year for many smart investors.

Stock futures traded higher as Pfizer and BioNTech said the third dose of their vaccine provides protection against the Covid omicron variant.

Earnings reports are still coming in for some Wall Street favorites.

Valuations for many stocks are high, says Jim Cramer. That means investors should be on the lookout for potential shocks and new buying opportunities.

Bloomberg reported late Wednesday that Apple is eyeing a September 7 launch date for its new iPhone 14 series.

Ryan Cohen, who pushed for changes at Bed, Bath & Beyond including the ouster of CEO Mark Tritton, is looking to dump his entire 11.8% stake in the struggling home retailer.

Stanley Druckenmiller, a former colleague of George Soros, bought and sold several stocks in the second quarter.