Market News

With the explosion of betting apps in recent years, millions of gamblers have racked up taxable winnings. Their losses, on the other hand, may not be doing them any favors.

A return to economic orthodoxy under a new central-bank governor could mean letting the currency fall much lower, at the risk of a new inflationary spiral.

Pritzker Private Capital and others have submitted bids.

JPMorgan's head of fixed income strategy ominously cautions the recent rally gives him flashbacks to 2008.

Manufacturing has been returning to these shores for a number of years now, but the pace at which new factories are going up now is a wonderful surprise.

GM's decision to follow Ford in joining Tesla's network paves the way for a single, open U.S. electric-vehicle charging standard.

Tesla's latest announcements could help net the firm another $3 billion in annual revenue, one analyst estimates.

Authorities have still not made clear when stablecoins are considered securities or how they will be regulated.

Bankruptcy filings by Diebold Nixdorf, Wesco Aircraft Holdings, and GenesisCare made headlines but the number of companies defaulting will likely grow going forward.

Chinese travelers used to be the top tourism revenue source globally. Half a year after China's reopening, most of that spending remains trapped at home.

Air purifying stocks have performed well this week off the back of the chaos, with the air quality set to be an issue running into the weekend.

XPeng stock continues to underperform this year, declining by about 16% year-to-date.

There is more to the comparison, and in the sections below, we discuss why we believe that JCI will offer better returns than HON in the next three years.

Bank of America's stock (NYSE: BAC) is down 11% YTD as compared to the 11% rise in the S&P500 index over the same period.

Car manufacturers' new selling strategies, including nonnegotiable pricing and over-the-air updates, promise a better experience for the consumer, but at a cost.

Hafize Gaye Erkan's appointment represents a possible return to more-orthodox economic policies.

In DocuSign's fiscal quarter ended April 30, revenue jumped 12% year-over-year to $661.4 million, beating analyst estimates of $642 million.

Planet, a satellite-imagery and data-analysis company, lowered its annual revenue guidance after reporting first-quarter results Thursday.