The S&P is breaking a long-term downtrend (lower lows and lower highs) that goes back to the historic high on Jan. 4, 2022.

Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Friday.

Despite rising U.S. rental prices, competition is easing in some markets as inventory grows, according to a new report.

Companies in the electronics supply chain fear a repeat of Covid shutdowns in China, but are also betting a new wave may not be as bad as the last one.

After Akio Toyoda, CEO and president of Toyota, announced he was stepping down on Thursday, he shared his advice to his successor and his business philosophy.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in early trading.

Wise was accused of harming competition in the money transfer market by delisting a rival, Atlantic Money, from its currency exchange comparison tool.

In recent years, researchers have noticed that fewer tornadoes were touching down in the Great Plains and that more were hitting the Southeast.

Chevron on Friday posted a record $36.5 billion profit for 2022 that was more than double year-earlier earnings but fell shy of Wall Street estimates.

Ralph Lauren’s 50% rally in the past four months has gone too far, too fast, according to BMO.