For markets fretting about a world with less central-bank stimulus, Portugal has given a hint that it might not be that bad after all.

China’s housing market is clearly in retreat. But that doesn’t mean a collapse is near: The government is propping up the market in a new way.

Little noticed amid the hype around the newest iPhones is the boon that the new wave of fancy phones means for the makers of memory chips inside.

A movement to crack down on high drug prices appears to have fizzled, giving stock prices a lift.

The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi automotive alliance is doubling down on scale and cost-sharing, but investors only care about margins.

The weak August retail sales report reflects the limited wherewithal Americans have to spend more.