Shares of Farfetch Ltd. jumped 18% in the extended session Thursday after the luxury fashion company posted a narrower-than-expected adjusted loss for its first quarter and sales that topped expectations.

This week’s ETF wrap shines the light on electric vehicles, an industry that BlackRock’s Jay Jacobs says has taken off but still has a way to go — the kind of “inflection point” the firm looks for in thematic investing opportunities.

The amount of money U.S. banks borrowed from the Federal Reserve rose for the second week in a row, a sign that stress on the financial system hasn’t totally gone away.

A breakout for the S&P 500 from its trading range can’t be fully trusted.

A new bill would require car companies to have AM radio in their new vehicles, as some lawmakers aim to end the growing trend of EVs getting made without it.

Ross Stores Inc. on Thursday reported better-than-expected first-quarter results, but the off-price retailer’s profit outlook came up short.

Apple Inc.’s and Alphabet Inc.’s stock rose in Thursday trading to notch the highest closes for both in more than a year.

Grain prices see sharp declines, with the latest extension of the Black Sea Grain Initiative only part of the reason for the tumble for wheat and corn.

The financial fallout of half-empty U.S. office buildings is starting to be reflected in prices for bonds backed by luxury office buildings.

BofA Securities reiterates buy rating on JPMorgan Chase and says investors may seek clues on potential succession plans for CEO Jamie Dimon.