Thursday’s top personal finance stories.

Revenue drops 7% to $988.6 million from $1.06 billion a year ago.

Intel Corp. shares began to surge in the extended session Thursday swinging from an earlier loss.

Pinterest Inc. topped earnings, revenue and subscriber expectations Thursday, but the company missed with its forecast.

This year’s stock market rally has been ‘very narrow’ and may not be sustainable, according to Seema Shah, chief global strategist at Principal Asset Management.

Amazon.com Inc. shares zoomed higher in extended trading Thursday after the company posted its biggest quarterly profit since 2021, but shares turned around after the company’s chief financial officer said in a conference call that cloud revenue is decelerating in the current quarter.

The U.S. seeks to manage its competition with China and work together where possible, not halt trade between the two countries, says a top Biden adviser.

T-Mobile US Inc. upped its subscriber expectations for the year as it topped 500,000 postpaid phone net additions in the first quarter.

The strong daily sector performance is being helped by upbeat results from Meta and Comcast.

This toxic political standoff could easily go down to the wire, threatening the U.S. with its first-ever technical default, writes Brett Arends.