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'Magnificent Seven' tech stocks weighed on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq; Elon Musk sparred with President Trump over the tax-and-spending bill. The 51-50 vote on tax and Medicaid cuts sends the measure back ...

America's largest banks shared plans to raise their quarterly dividends and authorize stock-buyback programs after completing the Federal Reserve's stress test of their resilience against an economic ...

July is a pretty slow month for new releases, with a few notable exceptions, such as Netflix's Adam Sandler sequel "Happy Gilmore 2," a new season of Apple's "Foundation" and Max's streaming premiere ...

My S&P 500 investments have roughly doubled every seven years' When I leave my job, would I be better off taking a $61,000 lump sum to roll over into an existing IRA or, instead, take $355 a month for ...

Citigroup said it plans to increase its dividend to 60 cents from 56 cents starting in the third quarter, one of many banks raising their payouts after the Federal Reserve released stress-test results ...

According to BlackRock's Tony Kim, head of fundamental equities for the global technology team, the next big stage in AI's development will be the exploding use cases that come from the software ...

Shares of power producers ticked up as traders hedged their bets on the outlook for growth in renewable-power businesses. Solar-power firms such as Sunrun and First Solar surged after the Senate ...

Communications-services companies fell as traders rotated into industrial and raw-materials stocks that had more to gain from the passage of a tax-and-spending bill.

Lockheed Martin's Rotary and Mission Systems unit received a 10-year contract with a ceiling of $2.97 billion, according to the Defense Department. The defense contractor will provide Aegis ballistic ...

Shares of technology companies fell as traders rotated into sectors with more to gain from a tax-and-spending bill.

Shares of banks and other financial institutions rose as growing deal activity, rising dividends, and reduced regulation spurred optimism about Wall Street brokers' profitability.