U.S. stocks staged one of the biggest rallies of the 9 1/2 year bull market after coming within points of seeing it end, with major indexes surging at least 4.9%.
To say that U.S. stocks trading has been odd this week seems like an understatement.
The White House and Democrats remain at an impasse over President Donald Trump's demand for billions of dollars in border wall funding
Squeamish from the start about pursuing profits in one of the darker corners of finance, established firms this year slowed their already halting efforts to make a business out of Bitcoin mania.
U.S. stocks fell to the lowest since May 2017 as the turmoil in Washington kept investors on edge after the worst week for American equities in almost a decade.
A continued decline in the amount of outstanding state and local government debt should help performance.
Bipartisan group of Senate Banking Committee members asks the SEC and FDIC to review the firm's offering.
Uncertainty looms, but there may be some good news ahead for taxpayers.
As result of new cap on deductions, trader hedge funds like Point72 likely to see increase on their tax bills.
If volatility has scared you away from stocks, maybe you should think about investing in batteries for electric vehicles, or crypto-tax software startups.
