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Navan raised nearly $1 billion at a more than $6 billion valuation. But the stock is off to a rocky start.

Nvidia rises after President Donald Trump says he may discuss the company’s advanced Blackwell chips with Chinese President Xi Jinping when they meet Thursday. Earnings are expected Wednesday from Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta Platforms.

UPS rises after the shipping and logistics giant posts better-than-expected third-quarter earnings, and Microsoft’s market cap crosses $4 trillion for the first time.

The cruise operator said strong last-minute demand and lower costs helped it beat earnings estimates in the third quarter.

Qualcomm soars after introducing new artificial-intelligence servers meant to compete with Nvidia and AMD, while MP Materials falls as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he expects China to defer its tightened export controls on rare-earth materials.

Tesla rises and IBM falls after reporting quarterly earnings, while quantum-computing stocks soar on a report the Trump administration is considering taking equity stakes in several companies in exchange for federal funding. The Commerce Department denied the report.

The casino operator reports third-quarter earnings that exceed Wall Street’s expectations.

The carrier started charging for checked bags and introduced assigned seating earlier this year in a bid to boost revenue.

American Airlines stock rises as the carrier reports a narrower-than-expected loss and beats revenue expectations.

Apple stock rises after analysts at Loop Capital boost their rating on the iPhone maker to Buy from Hold, while Nvidia unveils the first Blackwell wafer made in the U.S. with a chip produced by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing.

Third-quarter revenue at the carrier misses expectations.

Taiwan Semi raises guidance, federal judge blocks shutdown layoffs, Wall Street’s business is booming, and more news to start your day.

Bitcoin, other cryptos rebound, shutdown impasse continues, airlines see thousands of flight delays, and more news to start your day.

More than 2800 flights in the U.S. were delayed as of Tuesday afternoon, according to the flight-tracking site FlightAware.com.

Air travel delays ramp up, activists say Wells Fargo should keep independent board chair, NYSE parent invests in prediction market, and more news to start your day.

Shares have climbed 23% this year, with investors encouraged by the plane maker's efforts to improve quality and production.

Expedia has outperformed the S&P 500 but catalysts for more upside remain.

Many people—especially the wealthy—are still prioritizing doing things rather than just buying things. TD Cowen found five stocks it likes despite a weak jobs market and inflation.

Air-traffic controllers and airport screeners are required to work during a shutdown even though their pay is on hold. That could cause problems for travelers.

The cruise operator's stock has recovered well from its April lows as demand has remained strong despite fears of a travel slowdown.

Shares of Royal Caribbean have nearly doubled in the past year—and there’s still reason to like the cut of the stock’s jib.  

As economic data speaks to continued retail strength, three stocks present an opportunity from a technical perspective.

Monday, Citi analyst Ariel Rosa upgraded Union Pacific shares to Buy from Hold after getting more clarity on railroad mergers.

The EV maker has been forced to offer steep discounts to defend its market share.

The Transportation Security Administration said it expects to screen nearly 17.4 million people at U.S. airport security checkpoints this Labor Day weekend.