Markets hit new highs; NVIDIA hits $3 trillion; New York delays congestion pricing; American offers flight attendants 17% raise.

The change takes effect mid-August; electrified vehicle sales power Volvo surge; EU tells McDonald’s it can no longer trademark chicken Big Mac; Amazon Labor Union joins Teamsters.

Markets end up; job openings down in April; Paramount outlines alternative to Skydance merger; Toyota recalls 100,000 cars.

Job openings total 8.1 million, again; Bath & Body Works forecasts subdued sales; Volvo launches first EV battery passport; E-Trade considers kicking Keith Gill off platform, WSJ reports.

Markets end mixed; Meme stocks soar; manufacturing weakens; Spotify raising prices.

Airline industry group says higher jet fuel costs will push ticket prices higher; OPEC+ extends oil production cuts into 2025; China’s manufacturing sector rebounds; more women become CEOs of S&P 500 companies.

Markets end mixed; Core PCE inflation cools; Gap shares pop; Anchor Brewing finds buyer.

PCE inflation was at an annual rate of 2.7%; Cconsumer spending slowed in April to a 0.2% annual gain; eurozone inflation climbs to 2.6%; Saudi monarchy to sell $12 billion in shares of oil giant Aramco.

Markets fell; GDP revision shows slower economy; Boeing meets with FAA on safety plan; Salesforce loses fifth of value.

GDP grew 1.3%, as consumer spending on services held up; wholesale inventories advance 0.2%; Dollar Tree to reopen 99 Cents Only stores; initial jobless claims remain low.