Companies

The toaster shaped driverless vehicle has a distinctive look—and stiff competition.

The company is targeting $90 billion in AI revenue by 2030.

A new report by Goldman Sachs shows that wealthy families are constant when it comes to channeling their assets—including in public stocks and private equity.

Twilio is set up for sustained growth through further international expansion and a near-term increase in R&D spending.

It was the largest cut in history for the federal food assistance program, which provides annual benefits to 12% of the U.S. population.

Analysts at BofA Securities and UBS report positive checks with Palantir customers.

Dell said in a securities filing that Yvonne McGill’s decision to resign isn’t the result of any disagreements with the company.

Target is extending store hours for the release of Taylor Swift’s new album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” betting that the pop star’s loyal fan base can recreate the success of past exclusive launches.

Echostar now has an ace up its sleeve: a big stake in Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

Two of the weekend’s top-grossing movies, Warner Bros.’ The Conjuring: Last Rites, and Weapons, were R-rated horror movies., according to Comscore.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release revisions to employment data revisions that will be a big factor in the FOMC’s impending rate-cut decision. Plus, earnings from Chewy, Casey’s General, Kroger, and others.

Analysts also weigh in on McDonald’s, Scholastic, Affirm Holdings, and Sphere Entertainment.

Businesses are struggling to determine how fluctuating tariff policies will impact their bottom line and consumer demand.

The company has a wide moat, an undervalued self-storage business, and numerous ways to enhance profit growth.

A NiSource-owned utility company wants to spin off a subsidiary. Things are getting complicated.

The number of S&P 500 companies mentioning tariffs in their quarterly earnings reports has soared under President Donald Trump. 

Google will not have to sell its Chrome web browser.

The U.S. is the fastest-growing exporter of LNG, and companies are planning to send much more gas to Asia over the next few years.

Despite a wave of insider sales, just 9% of the company’s stock trades on the public market. It’s a recipe for continued volatility.

A weak jobs report on Friday could all but make a Fed rate cut official. And earnings season comes to a close with reports also coming from American Eagle, C3.ai, Macy’s, and more.

Pumpkin spice season has just begun, but coffee sellers say a combination of poor weather in coffee producing regions and the latest tariffs on imported beans are raising prices on the grocery shelf.

Apollo Global chief economist Torsten Sløk offers investors some winning long-term stocks plays from Tractor Supply, Domino’s Pizza, and Old Dominion Freight that beat some of the Mag Seven.

The stock finds itself in an odd spot.

Pest control is a hot business on Wall Street. Rollins, a publicly traded company, has a $27 billion market value.

A chemicals company and chip maker topped the list of gainers, while tech companies rounded out the biggest losers.