Some were friends who’d gone to Wall Street — including one who later snuck him onto the trading floor at Citigroup to witness a round of crisis layoffs, which informed the movie’s opening ...

Ryan Coogler’s horror film about Mississippi vampires stars Michael B. Jordan and is a technical feat. “They’re our Scorsese ...

Shares of Warner Bros Discovery, which operates the Max streaming service and HBO cable channel in addition to a major Hollywood studio, fell 2.7% to $8.31 premarket. Many major Warner Brothers ...

But Wall Street strategists aren't confident the rally will keep pushing higher. "Unlike at the [market] lows, there is much less 'bad news' priced into the market, while the current outlook ...

Wall Street stocks took a sharp dive after data showed that the US economy contracted for the first time since 2022 Wall Street's main indexes dropped on Wednesday after data showed the economy ...

Joe Morgenstern was the movie critic for The Wall Street Journal. He joined the Journal in May 1995. In 2005, Joe won a Pulitzer Prize in the Criticism category for his insightful and penetrating ...

Wall Street banks finally got rid of the debt tied to Elon Musk’s 2022 buyout of the social media platform now known as X. Investors purchased the remaining $1.2 billion in loans on Monday from ...

Many Wall Street executives backed President Donald Trump because they were thinking more about what he did in his first term than what he promised to do in his second. Now that he’s in office ...

Tariffs take a decisive back seat to a more pressing issue for Wall Street and investors. Although Wall Street is a bona fide wealth-building machine, the stock market wouldn't be a "market ...

Its first quarter earnings were the proverbial mixed bag. It trounced Wall Street expectations on the top and bottom line, but second-quarter guidance was well below forecasts, sending INTC stock ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Much like its wild month of April, a scary Wednesday for Wall Street found a gentler ending as U.S. stocks stormed back from steep early losses to continue their manic swings ...