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Charter Communications stock led S&P 500 gainers Friday after the company added more mobile phone lines and lost fewer video customers than expected in the first quarter.
Intel shares plunged Friday after the company’s quarterly forecast disappointed. Jefferies analysts said they intend to “sit on the sidelines” until the chipmaker’s turnaround plan takes shape.
AbbVie shares rose Friday after the drugmaker's first-quarter results came in above analysts' expectations.
U.S. equities were mixed at midday as the market renewed its focus on the possible impact of new tariffs.
The S&P 500 index fell as much as 12% from April 2, when Trump announced new tariffs against trade partners. It's just about 3% lower now.
Deloitte predicts private market investments among retail investors will grow “exponentially” in the next five years.
Tesla shares jumped Friday, extending their recent rally after CEO Elon Musk said he would spend more of his time focusing on Tesla, as the Trump administration moved to loosen rules around self-driving cars.
Avantor's CEO is stepping down after 11 years as head of the chemical and other life sciences company.
The drug, being developed for a rare genetic disorder and currently under review in the U.S., is seen by some investors as critical to Biohaven’s future.
Shares of Google parent Alphabet climbed Friday as several analysts raised their price targets for the stock after the tech titan delivered better-than-expected quarterly results and touted the early success of AI features.
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