Janet H. Cho

Nike stock is at its lowest close since October 2014 amid investor skepticism around whether the company can effectively turn its business around.

Both Lumentum and Coherent, another optical networking company, were added to the S&P 500 index last month as part of its quarterly rebalancing.

Stock markets were up sharply Tuesday afternoon on hopes the conflict in Iran could be coming to an end.

The latest in the animated franchise by Comcast’s Universal Pictures is expected to be the first film of 2026 to break the $100 million threshold in its opening week.

Signs of escalating tensions in the Middle East, rather than a quick ending to the conflict, were weighing on stocks and other assets.

The burger chain has been working on its affordability and value, boosting same store sales in the recent quarter.

The president stepped in after a Senate-passed DHS funding bill lost support from the House.

Spring break travelers are searching for alternatives to waiting in long airport security lines.

UBS analysts cut their price target on the stock, citing some concerns about the growth of its 365 Copilot product, though Microsoft cited “very good” usage in the second quarter.

Gold is currently on pace for its worst month since October 2008, according to Dow Jones Market Data. But that could create a buying opportunity.

GasBuddy’s live price-tracker says the average gas price nationwide is $3.983 a gallon. That’s $1.01 higher than last month as fuel prices continue to climb.

Bill Pulte, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, said credit score pricing and credit bureau pricing should be more affordable.

Cruise stocks have seen the sharpest declines since the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran on Feb. 28. 

President Donald Trump threatened to bomb Iran’s power plants if the Strait of Hormuz isn’t cleared for shipping traffic.

The Ryan Gosling space adventure delivered the biggest hit of 2026, and Amazon MGM Studios’ best opening weekend of all time.

United Airlines, Southwest, Delta, and American have fallen sharply since the Iran war started.

If you’re traveling now through April, be prepared for higher prices and long lines.

Americans “are tired of long lines at airports, travel delays and flight cancellations caused by shutdown after shutdown,” the CEOs wrote to Congress.