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A historical look at the Dow's biggest point gains and losses.

McDonald’s Corp. rode a surge in drive-thru traffic and digital orders amid the COVID-19 pandemic to stronger-than-expected third-quarter results.

Investors will react to Biden’s 2020 win and the moves he begins to make with his transition team.

The benchmark S&P 500 rallied 7.33% this week to near-record highs despite days of uncertainty about who won the White House, but volatility may return in a flash.

Marriott International Inc. is seeing signs business is recovering from the sharp slowdown caused by stay-at-home orders aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19.

Investors digest a better-than-expected jobs report and election uncertainty.

T-Mobile US Inc. TMUS 1.07% continued to add customers in the third quarter and told investors the cost-cutting plan it launched in the wake of its Sprint Corp. takeover is running ahead of schedule.

Gross bookings for Uber’s rides declined 53% year-over-year in the three months that ended Sept. 30, the San Francisco-based company said after markets closed Thursday. That was better than the previous quarter, when rides were down 75%.

Fed Chairman Powell gave advice on how Americans can help revive the economy.

Wall Street is cheering the prospects of a divided government that would put proposed tax hikes on hold as the fabled Democratic blue wave that was supposed to sweep across the country looks unlikely to materialize.

General Motors Co. returned to profitability in the three months through September as business rebounded from a COVID-19-induced slowdown.

U.S. stocks extended the best post election day rally in history.

The strong third quarter followed record sales in the prior three months that were garnered as customers chowed down on pizza while sheltering at home amid the pandemic.

BEIJING — The world’s biggest online finance company was racing toward a stock market debut when it was derailed by Beijing's anxiety about risks in the fledgling industry, jarring global investors and deepening uncertainty about China’s financial markets.

Election chaos won't prevent the Fed from backstopping the U.S. economy.

Wendy's is boosting its quarterly dividend as the fast-food chain's bet on serving breakfast pays off despite the obstacle of a global pandemic that has disrupted normal operations. 

With Trump-Biden both confident of a 2020 win, expect volatility in stocks and currencies.

Regardless of who wins the election, investors are betting on more stimulus.

Stock futures rebounded from earlier losses, trading back and forth throughout the night

J&J said it will set aside a $2.1 billion reserve for the verdict, to be reflected in its year-end financial results