Friday’s top personal finance stories.

The S&P 500 exited its longest run in bear-market territory since 1948.

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Amazon.com Inc. has fired a leader in the effort to unionize a warehouse in Bessemer, Ala., the union representing the workers there says.

Rivian Automotive Inc. is on path to break even next year, presenting an opportunity for the stock, Barclays analysts say.

A new report reveals a stigma of talking about menopause in the workplace and a disconnect between employers and employees. 

Strategists’ recommended allocations to stocks have dropped to levels that are sending a contrarian, bullish signal to the U.S. stock market, according to Bank of America.

Fed-funds futures traders still see policy makers skipping a rate hike later this month despite a much stronger-than-expected May payrolls surge.

Also, the debt ceiling deal’s effect on thousands of people as benefits are cut, bad and good news from retailers, financial planning and retirement locations.

Verizon’s stock dove toward a 12-year low, and Dish shares soared, after Bloomberg reported that Amazon was in talks to offer mobile plans to Prime members.