Stocks close out best quarter in 5 years on a quiet note
Global stocks are falling Friday after Italy's new government announced a big increase in spending.
How major US stock indexes fared Friday
U.S. stocks ended back where they started Friday as the stock market wrapped up its best quarter in almost five years.
Germany, Turkey seek better ties but concede little ground
Germany's president is entering talks with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan with the hope that the state visit leads to a thaw in relations between the two NATO allies.
Nouriel Roubini: Is there a second recession coming?
Doctor Doom is at it again warning that a new recession is percolating.
China says it won't be pushed around by US on trade
China warned Friday that its critical relationship with the United States could break "like a glass," and used the most global of stages to warn the Trump administration it wouldn't be pushed around on trade.
Boris Johnson doesn't rule out challenge to Theresa May
Former British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said Friday that Prime Minister Theresa May's blueprint for Brexit would be a "political and economic disaster" and he refused to rule out trying to replace her.
House passes tax reform 2.0 to make cuts permanent
Tax reform 2.0 now heads to the Senate.
Markets Right Now: Stocks close out big quarterly gains
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Americans' optimism on economy near two-decade high
Republicans are more positive than Democrats about economic conditions
JC Penney shares hit record low as CFO quits
This is the third executive to depart the company in months
Why American stocks keep winning
Tax cuts have boosted American companies’ bottom lines, and investors are benefiting.
US consumer spending up modest 0.3 percent in August, slowest in 6 months, as inflation slows
US consumer spending up modest 0.3 percent in August, slowest in 6 months, as inflation slows.
Stocks turn lower on concern about Italy's spending plans
Asian markets rebounded on Friday as strong U.S. economic data supported the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates.
Underlying inflation in eurozone remains stubbornly low
Official figures show that underlying inflation across the 19-country eurozone remains stubbornly low, to the likely disappointment of policymakers at the European Central Bank.
Italian stocks plunge on populist government's plans
Italy's stock market has plunged after the new populist government announced a sharp public spending increase that will push the budget deficit to 2.4 percent of gross domestic product next year.
Housing market inventory on the rebound, good news for buyers?
While inventory remains historically low, some indicators are showing signs of improvement.
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___ SEC files complaint against Tesla's Elon Musk DETROIT — U.S. securities regulators have filed a complaint against Tesla CEO Elon Musk alleging that he made false and misleading statements about plans to take the company private in August.
Powell: Fed rate increases are intended to prolong recovery
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is saying that the economy is healthy and that the Fed's steady interest rate increases are intended to prolong its expansion.
Asian shares rebound on strong US economic data
U.S. stocks are higher Thursday morning as Apple and Amazon both jump.
How major US stock indexes fared Thursday
After four days of modest losses, Apple and Amazon led the U.S. stock market to small gains on Thursday.













