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The recent tentative agreement failed to get enough support from pilots.

If investors are looking for signs of a recession or weakening consumer spending, they can skip over new vehicle prices, which reached a new record in June.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

The streamer announced in April that it was planning on rolling out an ad-supported tier after years of resisting the move.

FDA authorization of Novavax's vaccine was delayed for weeks as the agency reviewed changes to the company's manufacturing process.

The Panasonic plant will reportedly supply Tesla, whose demand for batteries is increasing as it ramps up production.

Delta said both leisure and business travel demand improved sharply in the second quarter.

Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz said the upcoming Barbie movie starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling will be a "cultural event."

Spirit Airlines has delayed a vote on its planned tie-up with Frontier Airlines for a fourth time.

Tonal CEO Aly Orady said the company is trying to become profitable so that it can successfully go public.

With this stock around our overall cost basis, we want to take the opportunity to get some cash to work and increase our exposure.

It's been two decades since the exchange rate was this favorable for Americans traveling to Europe.

Polestar's first-half deliveries were hurt by China's Covid-19 lockdowns, but the electric vehicle maker still expects to meet its full-year guidance.

Fanatics is entering into a long-term partnership with Nike to manufacture college sports fan apparel.

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Higher mortgage rates and overall inflation are causing potential homebuyers to reconsider their purchases.

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Shares of Tianqi Lithium fell as much as 10% in their Hong Kong market debut Wednesday before closing flat.

Some Chinese consumer brands are looking for growth overseas, in markets like the U.S. and Southeast Asia.

Black Rifle Coffee Company has tapped former Office Depot and Wendy's CEO Roland Smith as its executive chair, effective immediately.