Election

Former Walmart CEO Bill Simon said he believes Joe Biden’s tax increases “would slow the pace” of the economic recovery, particularly during the period when lawmakers are "deciding and implementing" because that will create uncertainty.

According to Adobe Analytics' latest figures, the high stakes of the election, and the anxiety that accompanied it, had "a muted impact on online shopping activities."

JPMorgan Chase boss Jaime Dimon, the nation’s longest-serving and most politically outspoken bank CEO, warned that it will take a while to see who won big political races, a prospect Wall Street has been dreading for months.

Walmart touted its first online-only Black Friday sales event slated to kick off Wednesday evening, offering customers some distraction from this year's nail-biting presidential election.

National intelligence leadership said Tuesday night that while Election Day had been a good day for U.S. cybersecurity, the country is "not out of the woods yet."