Orders for manufactured goods jumped 1.1% in April largely because of the military, but business investment also rose sharply in a positive sign for the U.S. economy.

JPMorgan strategists say they have a way of determining bubbles. Here’s what the model says now.

Consumer spending jumped 0.8% in April as Americans bought more new cars and other goods and services, underscoring the resilience of the U.S. economy in the face of higher interest rates.

The cost of goods and services rose 0.4% in April and inflation appears to have gotten stuck in the 4% to 5% range, complicating the Fed’s interest-rate decision.

Big Lots’s stock tumbles toward lowest price seen since 1991 after losses widen much more than expected and the dividend is suspended to bolster liquidity.

Analysts were awestruck in describing Nvidia’s latest outlook, with one musing that it could have marked the “greatest beat of all time.”

Shares of Paramount were popping in premarket trading Friday after the company’s controlling shareholder announced that it received a $125 million investment.

Financial advisers debate rules of thumb designed to help investors make sound money moves.

Oil futures settle higher on Friday, contributing to a gain for the week, as investors weigh prospects for more output cuts from OPEC+.

A handful of stocks has produced the global market’s long-term gain.