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U.S. and global benchmark crude futures end Tuesday at their highest since mid-April, lifted by signs of tightening supply as traders await central bank meetings this week that may provide clues on the energy demand outlook.

“Our consumer wireless strategy of segmentation and financial discipline is paying off,” Chief Executive Hans Vestberg said.

U.S. home prices rose for the fourth straight month in May, according to the S&P Case-Shiller index.

The global economy is headed in the right direction but it is too soon for central banks to think about easing interest-rate policy, the IMF said Tuesday.

Raytheon’s stock tumbled 10% on Tuesday after the company said it needs to remove certain Pratt & Whitney jet engines from service.

Datadog’s monitoring tools appears ever more essential to the company’s user base, and that’s one reason a Wolfe Research analyst has warmed to the stock.

3M recorded a $10.3 billion charge due to a proposed settlement agreement regarding PFAS, or “forever chemicals.”

General Motors Co.’s stock fell Tuesday after the car maker posted better-than-expected second-quarter earnings and raised its guidance for the second time this year but a multimillion-dollar recall charge nicked profit.

As Microsoft gears up to report earnings in the present, it’s becoming ever harder for Wall Street not to get swept up by the future.