Earnings Report

Tiffany & Co. (TIF) on Friday reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings of $163.2 million.

Discount retailer Dollar General's quarterly sales rose 7 percent as demand increased for items such as candy and snacks, perishables, tobacco and food.

What do the economy and the markets have in store for us next week? Here are five things to look for.

A Federal Reserve meeting, another second quarter GDP number and lots more earnings highlight next week’s economic calendar.

Investors will have their hands full next week digesting news out Greece, testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and bank earnings reports.      

The first-quarter earnings season will be underway in the middle of next week as Aloca reports its latest numbers.In addition, traders will get the latest look at the Fed's thought process from its most recent meeting minutes.

The Federal Reserve meets next week and the focus will once again be the timing of interest rate hikes. Also out next week is important housing data and a report on GDP.

The Federal Reserve’s policy-setting committee meets next week and investors will once again be looking for clues as to the timing and trajectory of interest rate hikes.  

An appearance by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen before Congress, a handful of economic reports and lots of earnings will garner investors’ attention next week.  

The April jobs report, a statement by the Federal Reserve on future monetary policy and many more earnings reports highlight a very busy week for economic data.

The Fed guessing game – will they or won’t they – will occupy investors next week as central bankers decide whether to continue scaling back their long-running easy money policies. Plus earnings from Apple, Facebook and Amazon.  

U.S. stocks edged higher in early trading Tuesday as energy stocks rebounded from a big sell-off.

U.S. stocks were slightly higher in early trading Tuesday following five straight losses.

Asian stock markets were rattled Friday by cautious earnings outlooks from U.S. companies and a further deterioration in Chinese manufacturing.

All times are Eastern WEDNESDAY, July 1 WASHINGTON — Institute for Supply Management releases its manufacturing index for June, 10 a.m.; Commerce Department releases construction spending for May, 10 a.m.

U.S. stocks edged lower in Friday morning trading, a day after big gains pushed the Nasdaq composite to a record high.

Asian stock markets were mostly lower Thursday after the Federal Reserve cuts its forecast for U.S. economic growth, a move that could delay Fed rate hikes but also suggests reduced American demand for Asia's exports.

U.S. stocks opened higher Monday, pushing stocks to record levels, as investors assessed corporate earnings.

Bernanke,T. Boone Pickens, Larry Summers & Chuck Hagel top SALT's power players. 

U.S. stock futures were lower after the economy skidded to a near halt in the first three months of the year after being battered by harsh weather, plunging exports and sharp cutbacks in oil and gas drilling.