Bank stocks fell Tuesday morning, despite strong earning results from some of the nation's largest banks. Shares of JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo were down 0.73% and 4.77%, respectively. Bank of New York Mellon's stock fell 1.

It turned out that the owner was the Rausing family, which hails from Sweden and made a fortune from Tetra Pak cartons. It’s now also clear that the stake was one of the first public disclosures about how the media-shy clan deploys its billions.

Equity market strength was mostly in tech, after AI darling and chipmaker Nvidia said overnight it plans to resume sales of its H20 AI chips to China. Hong Kong's tech index got the ball rolling with a 2.8% rise, and tech was the only sector on the S&P 500 to close in the green.

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Beyond Tesla and Waymo, the real winners in autonomous vehicles could be the semiconductor, sensor, and software companies.

Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway’s managers may like Amazon for a reason they themselves haven’t even yet fully realized. You probably already know that Warren Buffett's favorite holding period for Berkshire Hathaway's stock picks is "forever.

The underperformance of small caps and discretionary stocks is not a reason for investors to reduce exposure in U.S. equities, says SentimenTrader.

Fastenal (FAST) kicked off Q2 earnings this morning with a solid beat: $2.08B in revenue, $0.29 EPS. It’s a small name, but it opens the floodgates for a week that includes JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and tech giant Netflix.

European stocks ticked up on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump indicated he is open to more trade negotiations with the European Union and Nvidia Corp. said it planned to resume sales of its H20 AI chip to China after securing Washington’s backing.

The pandemic ushered in a dangerous new era for the restaurant industry, and not all players are positioned to prosper, according to a Monday report from Melius Research.

Delta Air Lines’ recent success set off a debate on Wall Street on whether the airline sector is primed to repeat a late-year rally.