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Supreme Court hears Trump tariff case on Wednesday with broad trade policy at stake

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President Donald Trump calls the Supreme Court case on his tariffs a matter of “life or death” for the United States.

Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: AMD, Cava, Pinterest, Super Micro Computer and more

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These are the stocks posting the largest moves in premarket trading.

Here are the Wednesday’s biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, Tesla, AMD, Rivian, Yum! Brands, O’Reilly & more

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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Wednesday.

Lyft, United Airlines launch loyalty program months after Delta partnership ends

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Earlier this year, Lyft dissolved its eight-year partnership with Delta Airlines and brought its loyalty program to ride-hailing competitor Uber.

Private payrolls rose 42,000 in October, more than expected and countering labor market fears, ADP says

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Companies added 42,000 jobs for the month, following a decline of 29,000 and topping the estimate for a gain of 22,000.

AMD delivered an earnings beat. Why the stock is falling

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Here’s what analysts on Wall Street had to say about AMD’s latest results.

Amazon upheaval: With morale shaken, Jassy looks for next big play after mass layoffs

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has been overhauling the company’s corporate culture in recent years, and went even further last week, announcing 14,000 layoffs.

In a volatile week for interest rates, mortgage demand pulled back

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Mortgage rates started last week quite low and then shot higher, causing demand for both refinance and purchase mortgages to drop.

McDonald’s is about to report earnings. Here’s what to expect

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McDonald’s stock has risen just 3% this year, as investor concerns about the restaurant industry and the broader economy have weighed on shares.

Wall Street is too fixated on the high valuations of tech and speculative stocks, Cramer says

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CNBC’s Jim Cramer examined Tuesday’s market action.

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