These five so-called sin stocks pay solid and reliable dividends and should hold up well even in a protracted bear market due to strong demand. They look like outstanding picks for investors concerned about a possible market correction.

Tuesday marked the debut of Vietnam-based electric vehicle (EV) maker Vinfast Auto Ltd. (NASDAQ: VFS) on the U.S. equity market. The company came public...

Before U.S. markets open on Thursday, one Dow Jones industrial average component and one luxury retailer that just made an offer to buy a competitor are set to report earnings.

After U.S. markets close on Wednesday, these three companies are on deck to report quarterly earnings.

Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Amgen, CF Industries, Coterra Energy, CymaBay Therapeutics, Eaton, Marriott, Monster Beverage, Mosaic, Nutrien, Public Service Enterprise, Urban Outfitters and Wayfair.

As dark clouds gather on the economic horizon, these seven high-yielding Warren Buffett stocks look poised not only to survive in the current rising interest rate environment but possibly to thrive.

After markets close on Tuesday or before they open on Wednesday, these five firms will report quarterly results.

Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Alibaba, Amazon.com, AppLovin, Corteva, Hershey, Lucid, Medical Properties Trust, Palo Alto Networks, Rivian Automotive, Twilio, Ventas, Walmart and Wayfair.

These three top companies are Wall Street favorites and are expected to raise their dividends this week, showing that they are doing well and have the earnings and cash flow strength to increase their payouts.

Legacy steelmaker U.S. Steel has rejected a $7.3 billion buyout offer from Cleveland-Cliffs, apparently because Cliffs hurt USS's feelings.