David Marino-Nachison

Shares of Tesla rose Tuesday morning as stocks fall, on pace for a sixth straight day of gains. The electric automaker's stock was recently up 1.7%. It closed Monday having risen more than 13% over five trading days. The stock is up more than 50% this year. CEO Elon Musk [is scheduled to speak](ht

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen was asked at a Journal event Wednesday whether she thought inflation could subside without a slowdown in the labor market. Here are highlights from

A projected year-over-year drop in second-quarter deliveries and revenues from Chinese electric automaker XPeng hit the company's shares and those of several of its competitors Wednesday. U.S.-listed XPeng shares were recently off some 11%. [The company sai](https://ir.xiaopeng/news-releases/ne

Fed officials considered the U.S. banking system "sound and resilient" at their last policy meeting, according to minutes of that meeting, released Wednesday. (Read more Journal coverage of the minutes here.

As an index of chip stocks is racing toward its best performance in decades, its components are benefiting across the board. The PHLX Semiconductor Sector

With one trading day left this month, the Nasdaq is on track to outpace the Dow industrials by the widest margin in a single month in more than 20 years. The tech-heavy Nasdaq is set to beat the blue chips by 9.57 percentage points this month, according to Dow Jones Market Data. That would be the m

The droop in Chinese stocks is spilling into U.S. trading, with an index of U.S.-listed Chinese companies touching a fresh 2023 low. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon index was recently off more than 2%, according to FactSet. It's down about 12% in 2023, on pace for its lowest close and intraday level of th

The U.S. added 339,000 jobs in May, according to Labor Department data released this morning, blowing past the 190,000 predicted by a survey of analysts conducted by the Journal. The unemployment rate is 3.7%, compared with an expected 3.5%. Today's report is one of the last pieces of major econom

It's been quite a Friday for the Dow industrials. The blue-chip index—recently up 2.2%, or more than 730 points—is on pace for its biggest one-day point and percentage gain since Nov. 30, according to Dow Jones Market Data.

The S&P 500 this morning touched a level that would indicate a new bull market for the broad-based index. That happened when it touched 4292.438, according to Dow Jones Market Data. It would officially be in a bull market if it closes at or above that level. A bull market is generally defined as a