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Members of Congress faced off with the CEOs of Facebook, Google and Twitter in a five-and-a-half-hour hearing about misinformation.

The Dow swung more than 500 points during Thursday's regular trading hours.

The NRLB has directed Tesla to ask Musk to remove his offending tweet, and to offer a job back to a terminated employee who participated in union organizing.

Banks will be able to start giving money back to shareholders this year, but not until June 30.

Robinhood is building a platform to "democratize" initial public offerings, including its own.

Lloyd's List values the Suez Canal's westbound traffic at roughly $5.1 billion a day, and eastbound traffic at around $4.5 billion a day.

Shares of GameStop ripped higher Monday, clawing back some of their recent losses.

Some Amazon warehouse workers will soon be able to get vaccinated against Covid-19 at their workplace. 

A variety of different variables has made valuing media companies such as ViacomCBS, Discovery unusually tricky.

"I think that the heavily indexed or benchmark approach to investing is ripe for change," Wood said.

The oil and gas industry's largest trade group Thursday endorsed a price on carbon emissions, a major shift after it long resisted climate change regulation.

The new Amazon Fire TV update includes a redesigned home screen, support for up to six different users with personalized recommendations and more.

Sanders is focusing on reducing income and wealth inequality as Democrats look to raise taxes to fund infrastructure and economic programs.

More than 100 million Covid vaccinations were given within 60 days of President Joe Biden taking office. His new goal is to double that by April 30.

The Canada-based gaming and media company is worth $1 billion and wants to gain market share in U.S. online sports betting.

These stocks in the S&P 500 are trading above their consensus analyst targets, according to FactSet.

Rocket builder ABL Space closed a $170 million round of funding from new investors T. Rowe Price and Fidelity Management at a valuation of $1.3 billion.

The elections come at a pivotal time for the automaker, which plans to transition to exclusively offering electric vehicles by 2035.

H&M faced backlash on Chinese social media over an old statement that the retailer had said it was "deeply concerned" about reports of forced labor in Xinjiang.