Wall Street's main indexes were little changed on Tuesday following post-election gains over the past few days.

Wall Street's main indexes fell on Tuesday as investors booked profits from post-election gains and awaited U.S. inflation data due in the coming days. The three major indexes had rallied to record highs since the Nov.

Major Wall Street indexes closed lower today as investors booked some profits from a post-election rally and turned cautious ahead of U.S. economic data due this week.

Investment bankers in the debt-issuance business could see their bonuses rise by as much as 35%, as Wall Street banks are expected to increase bonuses for most for the first time in three years. A surge in corporate debt issuance has fueled increased revenue for bankers,

Johnson Associates is predicting Wall Street bonus increases of as much as 35% as dealmaking resumes. See who's in line for the biggest bumps.

Wall Street firms are expected to pay heftier bonuses for this year, the first increase since a bumper year in 2021, according to a report by compensation consultancy Johnson Associates. Payouts will probably rise after financiers benefited from several factors in recent months: a recovery in dealmaking,