U.S. stocks rose and the Dow (^DJI) shook off earlier declines after a drop in shares of aerospace giant Boeing (BA) weighed on the index. Stronger-than-expected retail sales figures for January helped buoy confidence among market participants.
The industrials-heavy Dow...
Stocks rose on Friday, the first day of March, as investors built on the market's strongest start to a year in nearly three decades.
The S&P 500 ended the day up 0.7 percent at 2,803.69, closing above 2,800 for the...
The possible framework of a trade deal with China has been making its way into media reports, and based on what they are seeing, some investors are treating the potential agreement warily.
Stocks tumbled in a blistering sell-off Monday that...
Every trader’s secret wish is to be psychic. If we could only know in advance whether the market was going to go up or down.
Well, good luck trying to predict next year’s return—or even just tomorrow’s. But surprisingly, there...
The S&P 500′s monster rally has notched the best two-month start to a year since 1991, but by one simple measure, the market pricing seems to be ignoring the economic reality.
Starting at a few points below 2,800 on Tuesday,...
Stocks rose on Monday as strong gains in tech shares like Apple and Facebook offset a steep decline in Boeing.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 200.64 points higher at 25,650.88 after falling more than 200 points. The S&P 500...
After a long upturn, stock market investors got cold water thrown in their face on Monday morning, as comments from President Trump seeking to escalate tariffs against China dashed hopes for a quick resolution to the long-standing trade tensions between the U.S. and its most important source of imports.
Apple and Qualcomm surprisingly settled their legal dispute over chip patent payments Tuesday.
BY JOHN JAGERSON Updated Apr 26, 2019
Major Moves
Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) vaulted into an elite group of stocks today as it crossed the $1 trillion market-cap threshold today. Only Apple Inc....
SOURCE: CNBC
Tesla — Tesla plans to unveil its Model Y SUV on March 14. CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the vehicle will cost about 10 percent more than the Model 3 and have slightly less range. Separately, Tesla paid off...
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