Stocks finished higher Wednesday following release of minutes from the Fed's November policy meeting.

Nordstrom stock is rallying hard off the low but is still down after a mixed earnings report. The charts are mixed, too. Here's clarity.

"We believe that unseasonably warm temperatures in certain geographies contributed to the decelerating trends, along with delayed holiday shopping," said chief accounting officer Michael Maher.

Stock futures edge higher ahead of Thanksgiving break; Fed minutes in focus as inflation messaging begins to fray; HP gains on cost cut plans, solid Q4 earnings; Nordstrom slumps after lowering profit outlook after Q3 earnings beat and Manchester United surges as Glazer family explores sales of famous football club.

Consumers will likely shell out $1,455 per person for the holidays, according to a study from consulting firm Deloitte.

Mail-in returns are a major source of shopper frustration.

Stock futures extend rally as dollar eases, sentiment improves; Goldman Sachs to close out big bank earnings; Johnson & Johnson rises ahead of Q3 earnings; Nordstrom continues takeover defense with CFO departure and Netflix ad service in focus as q3 earnings loom.

Lululemon Athletica reported strong results and solid guidance, but it needs to clear resistance for bulls to regain control.

Meme-stocks favorite Bed, Bath & Beyond was back on the march Tuesday ahead of the retailer's turnaround strategy update later in the week.

The online retail giant had a plan to own your living room. It didn't work because AI-powered voice assistants don't work.

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Twitter is desperate for revenue. It has a $13 billion debt burden, but hasn’t showed a profit for eight of the last 10 years.