The stock market selloff has the S&P 500 approaching a “cluster of support” on the charts, notes a top Wall Street technician.

Home prices rose in August, with New England states leading the pack, CoreLogic economist says.

General Motors Co.’s vehicle sales show resilience against rising interest rates and little impact yet from the ongoing United Auto Workers strike. Stellantis, another automaker hit by the strike, saw a small drop in its U.S. sales, however.

Appearing alongside wounded veterans “doesn’t look good for me,” Kelly quotes Donald Trump, the former president, as having said.

“What once took a team of 20 to 40 people working out of [Russia or Iran] to produce 100,000 pieces can now be done by one person using open-source gen AI.”

The U.S. dollar rally just won’t stop, and it’s creating even more problems for stocks.

Chris Kojima is departing Goldman Sachs Asset Management in another senior change at the firm as it continues evolving after the 2019 formation of the unit.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average turns negative for the year to date on Tuesday.

About 500 Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Co. autoworkers have been laid off as a knock-off effect of the United Auto Workers strike, which entered its third week.

The yen surges versus the U.S. dollar in volatile trade amid fears of Japanese intervention.