Stocks

A slew of earnings and economic reports may shape the direction of the trading day

Stocks hit record highs Wednesday as President Joe Biden was sworn in on the steps of the U.S. Capitol.

Big-money managers say too many investors have piled into the red-hot cryptocurrency bitcoin at the start of 2021, according to a Bank of America survey conducted in January.

The record-breaking stock market that President Elect Joe Biden will inherit from President Trump is in danger of post-Inauguration Day selloff, according to Wall Street strategists.

Earnings reports will include results from UnitedHealth, Procter & Gamble and Morgan Stanley

Levandowski was sentenced in August to 18 months in prison after pleading guilty in March

Yellen, the former Federal Reserve chair, appeared before the Senate Finance Committee for her confirmation hearing.

The Staples-Office Depot deal saga continues.

Goldman Sachs Group reported strong fourth-quarter results bolstered by record revenue from deal making and the best trading environment in a decade.

The Covid crisis both accelerated demands for changes to the economic system and demonstrated that governments can spend freely to help those in trouble when they wish.

Analysts estimate that companies in the S&P 500 fell 13% over 2020 due to the pandemic.

U.S. stocks capped a losing week after President-elect Joe Biden’s proposed $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package underwhelmed investors.

Tesla will continue to lead the pack of U.S. automakers as the incoming Biden administration provides a tailwind for the electric vehicle business, according to one Wall Street analyst.

U.S. equity markets lost steam Thursday as traders awaited details of President-elect Joe Biden’s proposed COVID-19 relief package.

Virgin Galactic Holdings shares surged Thursday following news a space-themed actively managed exchange-traded fund will launch later this year.

The food-and-beverage giant generated about 57 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions globally in 2019

Traders will get the latest reports on jobless claims and import and export prices

Marketplace for secondhand goods prices IPO at $42 a share and will start trading Thursday

State attorney general looking into whether tech giant’s dealings with certain publishers are anticompetitive

Investors treaded lightly as the House of Representatives prepared to impeach President Trump for a second time.