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After lackluster deals from Arm Holdings and Instacart, investors should rethink IPO valuations, says David Trainer.

By Jennifer Tershak Intercontinental Exchange had its largest delivery on record of the Sugar No. 11 contract with 56,470 lots, a total of 2.82 million tons...

By Ben Glickman Shares of VSE Corp. rose Wednesday after the company inked a licensing deal with Honeywell International to make fuel control systems. The...

The Fed is close to ending a cycle of interest-rate hikes aimed at curbing inflation. Political chaos in Washington could raise the bar for another increase.

A rapid rise in U.S. bond yields is taking a toll across financial markets.

The U.S. dollar is on the cusp of another milestone in what is shaping up to be a historic bull run that few traders had anticipated just a few short months...

Gold prices have fallen to their lowest since March, with shares of precious metal miners and related exchange-traded funds posting losses along with them.

The U.S. stock market saw a rise in common dividends in the three months through September, although companies appeared “cautious,” according to S&P Dow...

Solar stocks keep plunging Wednesday, with Truist analyst Jordan Levy saying investors are now just selling, without much concern over why they are selling.

Shares of Chevron and Walgreens Boots are trading lower Wednesday afternoon, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average into negative territory. Shares of...