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Starbucks Corp.’s holiday earnings fell short of expectations in a Tuesday report, with the chief executive pointing to inflation, the new variant of COVID-19 and the labor market as a reason.

General Motors Co. stock fell nearly 1% late Tuesday after the auto maker reported mixed quarterly results, missing on sales as it tried to sidestep supply-chain constraints.

U.S. stock benchmark end higher Tuesday in Wall Street’s first trading session in February, following a rough January.

Google parent Alphabet Inc. reported quarterly results that exceeded Wall Street estimates Tuesday, initially propelling shares up 7% in after-hours trading. The company’s board also announced a 20-for-1 stock split.

St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said Tuesday that central bank policy isn’t as far away from neutral as it looks.

The AMC chief is likely wondering if this is the time to move on that debt he’s been worrying about. Also, has Robinhood finally hit rock bottom?

Former President Donald Trump has more than $122 million in cash spread across his post-presidency political operation and has made donations to dozens of Republican candidates for their midterm campaigns as he weighs another White House run, new Federal Election Commission filings show.

Add electric-vehicle chargers, heat pumps, smart thermostats and more to the list of energy-efficiency home improvements that earn a tax credit.

Investors can be forgiven for feeling a little motion sickness after a roller-coaster January. This chart from Deutsche Bank breaks down the performance of every major asset.

Energy outperformed the other sectors of the S&P 500 in January, which raises the question: can its strong momentum fuel further gains?