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Gun maker Smith & Wesson Brands Inc. will relocate its headquarters to Tennessee next year due to proposed firearms legislation in its home state of Massachusetts.

U.S. stock indexes finished mixed Wednesday as jitters in the U.S. Treasury market eased.

Warby Parker Inc. shares soared 35% in their opening trade on the New York Stock Exchange.

Micron Technology Inc. shares were under modest pressure Wednesday after the chipmaker issued disappointing guidance due to weaker demand from customers.

U.S. stock indexes tumbled Tuesday as consumer confidence slumped to a seven-month low and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell expressed concerns over inflation.

U.S. stock indexes were mixed Monday as a critical week kicked off on Capitol Hill.

Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren will retire at the end of September due to health concerns.

U.S. stock indexes finished mixed on Friday as worries continued to swirl over the fate of embattled Chinese property developer Evergrande.

Darden Restaurants Inc. is looking for a boost from its Olive Garden chain to help the company navigate the current period of higher inflation.

U.S. stock indexes continued higher Thursday as investors digested the Federal Reserve’s plans for tapering its asset purchases and raising interest rates.

Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., argued on Thursday that the potential dangers of investing in Chinese companies is not a priority for the Biden administration.

U.S. stocks posted strong gains but finished off session highs Wednesday after the Federal Reserve signaled tapering would likely begin later this year and that interest rate hikes will start in 2022.

The IPO, which raised $870 million, gave Toast a market value of about $20 billion based on the total number of shares outstanding.

America’s largest homebuilders are warning that supply chain disruptions caused by COVID-19 are not going away anytime soon.

AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson will retire after 22 years, the company announced on Tuesday.

U.S. stock indexes finished mixed on Tuesday with both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 index slipping into negative territory just before the closing bell as investors took a cautious approach ahead of Wednesday's Fed meeting.

U.S. stock markets tumbled Monday as concerns over China’s property bubble roiled global markets ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy meeting and a debt ceiling debate in Congress.

The chances of a 20% or greater pullback in the S&P 500 are becoming more likely, according to Morgan Stanley.