Shares of Visa were headed 1% higher in after-hours trading Tuesday after the payment-technology giant easily topped profit expectations for its latest quarter.

The Russell 2000 index of small-cap stocks has produced a bearish “death cross” chart pattern for the first time in over a year, flashing a widely followed technical sell signal as small-caps are struggling with tightening financial conditions in the wake of bank failures and potential economic slowdown. 

Intel Corp. is expected to post its worst quarterly loss on record Thursday, and analysts are hoping it is rock bottom for the struggling chip maker.

A small group of technology giants have propped up the U.S. stock market this year, creating high anticipation for their upcoming earnings reports. 

The two superpowers don’t think highly of each other — particularly of late — with Chinese youth viewing the U.S. most negatively.

Equities drop in the U.S., Asia and Europe as a combination of recession, banking, and debt-ceiling risks facing the world’s largest economy come together.

Shares of beverage-and-snack giant PepsiCo Inc. were on track to hit an all-time high on Tuesday, helped by an upbeat outlook.

Visa Inc. will offer a pulse on the health of the consumer Tuesday afternoon when it reports its quarterly results.

A new Pew Research poll shows 66% of American adults also they think the U.S. economy will be weaker in 2050.

Reforms needed to prepare for next pandemic, top infectious-disease expert tells The New York Times