The Latest Breaking News from BofA

Since roughly 2022, ResiClub co-founder Lance Lambert told Fortune, "the national power dynamic has slowly been shifting from sellers to buyers."

On Tuesday, Boeing Co. (NYSE:BA) secured a $36.2 billion deal with Korean Air for 103 planes, including a mix of 787, 777, and 737 passenger jets.

The top 10% of American households are paying over $100 a month for streaming services. How much longer will they?

Down 64% from all-time highs, Intel is a chip stock that might stage a rebound due to its strategic initiatives and AI investments. Is INTC stock a good buy today?

Wage increases for job-hoppers have collapsed, BofA finds, while wage growth for job-switchers equals that of job-stayers for the first time since 2010.

American Eagle Outfitters Inc. (NYSE:AEO) shares slipped Monday after fresh concerns emerged over slowing sales momentum, tariff headwinds, and limited earnings visibility, raising doubts about the retailer’s ability to sustain its recent buzz from celebrity-driven marketing and denim demand.

Increased volatility is expected for the U.S. dollar-Canadian dollar pair.

"I think people love this AI technology because it feels like sorcery," BofA's Savita Subramanian said. "The truth is it hasn't really changed the world that much yet, but I don't think it's something to be dismissed."

Lockheed Martin Corp. (NYSE:LMT) reported $1.8 billion in charges in the second quarter, led by a classified Aeronautics program and two Rotary and Mission Systems projects, prompting Bank of America Securities (BofA) analyst Ronald J. Epstein to trim his outlook.

Gen Z’s economic anxiety—as well as disinterest in casual dating—has led many young people to spend little to nothing on dates.

Conditions are like they were in 2007, or in the late 1990s, depending on how you look at the Fed raising rates during rising inflation, and the top 50 stocks dominating.