Revenues rise across all major business segments, even as regulatory pressures build on prescription-drug middlemen and Medicare Advantage.

Oil futures fall sharply Wednesday, pulling U.S. crude benchmark prices below $70 a barrel to their lowest since March.

Icahn Enterprises extended its prior-day losses on Wednesday after a short seller’s report took aim at the company.

The U.S. probably created fewer than 200,000 new jobs in April for the first time in more than two years, economists say.

When lawmakers blame Silicon Valley Bank’s failure on ‘woke capitalism,’ it reveals a gross misunderstanding of sustainable investing, writes US SIF’s McGannon.

Private-sector employment jumped in April by a nine-month high of 296,000, payroll processor ADP said, in a sign the U.S. labor market is still going strong.

Estée Lauder’s plunged toward a record selloff Wednesday, after the beauty products company missed profit expectations and slashed its full-year outlook.

Treasury yields remain lower after Federal Reserve officials delivered a widely expected quarter percentage point interest rate hike and left the door open for more action if needed.

Most U.S. businesses grew at a slightly faster pace in April, reflected by a closely followed ISM index that increased to 51.9% last month.

The SEC will vote on a proposal that would require companies to disclose daily data on stock buyback activity.