Stocks jump on strong April jobs report, Conservative win in UK election
U.S. stocks jumped in early trading Friday, helped by a report that showed businesses were still hiring workers at a steady pace.
US stocks slip after weak jobs data; energy shares buck trend with move higher as oil rises
U.S. stocks fell broadly in early trading Wednesday after the release of weak U.S. economic reports.
Asian stock markets lower as Australia bank disappoints, Greece debt deadline looms
Asian stock markets were in the red on Wednesday, dented by weak earnings in Australia and doubts about Greece's ability to repay debts due to the IMF this month.
Stocks drift lower in early trading as oil jumps; Disney, Estee Lauder rise on earnings
U.S. stocks drifted lower in early trading Tuesday following two days of gains that brought the market close to a record high.
Markets indexes waver in early trading as more US companies turn in earnings reports
U.S. stocks are wavering in early trading more big companies turn in earnings reports.
Hong Kong rebound leads Asian stocks higher as pessimism over China market measures fades
Hong Kong led Asian stocks higher Tuesday as investors shook off initial pessimism over new measures by China's market regulator.
Chinese stocks boosted by central bank action to boost economy, other Asian markets lower
Shanghai stocks rose Monday after China's central bank announced a boost for the slowing Chinese economy.
European stock slump, disappointing earnings drive US market lower in broad sell-off
Fear that Greece could default and abandon the euro is rattling global financial markets.
US stock indexes inch lower in early trading; Greek default jitters weigh on European markets
U.S. stocks are heading lower as more big companies turn in earnings.
US stock market drifts lower to start the week as investors look toward corporate earnings
The stock market drifted lower Monday as investors looked ahead to a busy week for corporate earnings.
US stocks little changed as investors assess company earnings; oil rebounds from big sell-off
U.S. stocks were little changed in early trading Thursday as investors assessed company earnings.
US stocks move higher in early trading after a 2-day slide; CarMax jumps on higher profit
U.S. stocks moved higher in early trading Thursday, rebounding after a two-day slide.
Asian stocks higher as weak global data boosts stimulus, slow US rate hike hopes
Asian stock markets bounded higher Thursday after weak data from major economies boosted hopes for stimulus and a slow pace for U.S. interest rate hikes.
US regulators charge food giants Kraft, Mondelez with manipulation of wheat prices
Federal regulators have charged two major U.S. food companies, Kraft and Mondelez, with manipulating prices for wheat and wheat futures in a scheme that reaped more than $5.4 million in profit.
Obamacare critic Ted Cruz could soon buy health care for family through law he vows to scrap
GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz could soon be buying his family's health care coverage through the Affordable Health Care Act he has vowed to dismantle.
Obamacare critic Ted Cruz to buy health care insurance for family through law he vows to scrap
Sen. Ted Cruz said Tuesday he is signing up his family for health care coverage through the Affordable Care Act, a law the Republican presidential candidate has vowed to repeal should he win the White House.
Asia stock markets drift as investors await Fed meeting expected to signal rate hike timing
Asian stock markets drifted Monday as investors hunkered down ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting this week that may set the stage for the first U.S. interest rate hike since the global financial crisis.
Switzerland's UBS paying $135M to settle claims of aiding currency-rate rigging by big banks
Switzerland's largest bank, UBS, has agreed to pay $135 million to settle claims that it helped rig currency-exchange rates in a scheme involving some of the world's biggest banks.
US stocks sink in early trading as market heads for a second loss; Alcoa falls most in S&P 500
The stock market sank early Wednesday, drifting further from record highs.
US stock market falls as talks over Greek loan extension remain difficult
The U.S. stock market fell in early Friday trading as investors looked for a breakthrough in the difficult negotiations between Greece and its European creditors over its debt repayment plan.