U.S. stocks finish higher Wednesday as more data suggest slower economic growth supporting the notion that the Federal Reserve may not raise interest rates further.

Positive since 2019, the correlation between the S&P 500 and copper has now turned negative.

In its quarterly survey of the world’s 1,200 biggest companies Janus Henderson said that 88% increased their dividends or kept them the same over the period.

Bank of Japan policy board member Naoki Tamura said Wednesday that the central bank’s goal for sustainable 2% inflation appears to be finally in sight after a decade of monetary easing.

Salesforce Inc. co-founder and Chief Executive Marc Benioff warned Tuesday that the company’s upcoming Dreamforce conference could be its last in San Francisco if it’s affected by the city’s homelessness and open drug use.

KT Corp. named Kim Young-shub, 64, as its new chief executive officer, after the position was left vacant for more than eight months.

While many companies are stuck in an ongoing tug-of-war with employees over returning to the office, Amazon.com Inc. Chief Executive Andy Jassy appears to have run out of patience.

Sysco has named Greg Bertrand as executive vice president, global chief operating officer, effective Sept. 1.

Lyft’s lead independent director bought $1 million of the company’s stock Monday, joining CEO David Risher, who made a similarly sized purchase recently.

Rivian’s Chief Executive RJ Scaringe just got a hefty pay raise, and a stock award to go with it.