Google, Tesla are near buy points. DoorDash, AppLovin moved on earnings late. President Trump plans a 100% chips tariff.

Stocks posted solid gains Wednesday as investors digested quarterly results from several major companies and monitored developments on the global trade front.

DoorDash's second-quarter revenue rose, boosted by continued growth in online restaurant and grocery-store orders, exceeding Wall Street's expectations. CEO David Risher said the results marked the ...

Ten companies soared by double digits on Wednesday, mirroring a broader market rally, as investors continued to earn a boost ...

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Apple's stock surge on Wednesday added $153 billion in market capitalization to the iPhone maker, its eighth biggest one-day ...

Costco Wholesale reported higher sales in all of its regions for the four-week period ended August 3. The warehouse retailer said Wednesday sales rose 8.5% from $19.26 billion last year.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed higher on Wednesday for only the second time in the past eight sessions, bolstered by Apple Inc.'s commitment to invest in U.S. manufa ...

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Wall Street is holding relatively steady following a mixed set of profit reports from such giants as McDonald’s and The Walt ...