Stocks

October is not necessarily a scary for stocks, just the opposite.

Investors eye disappointing economic data.

Energizer is seeking damages for false advertising

It's Monday, September 30, and these are the stories moving the markets and shaking up the world.

The Treasury Department helped ease investor concerns over Chinese companies listing in the U.S.

Investors end the month with a rally.

Monday is the 15th day of the strike, the day workers can begin collecting strike pay.

President Trump has relied on the stock market as a scorecard for his presidency.

Micron shares were sharply lower on the news.

The stories moving the markets and shaking up the world.

The US-China sparing continues to whipsaw stocks.

Carnival Corp. says rising fuel prices are going to impact its 2019 earnings.

Peloton is the latest in a long line of money-losing companies to go public in 2019.

Elizabeth Warren is shooting up the polls.

U.S. stocks fell across the board.

Deal talks are off... for now.

The stories moving the markets and shaking up the world.

DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach says the impeachment proceedings against President Trump are "more theatrics than anything else."

Investors view impeachment inquiry as nothing burger.

GM has reportedly backed off on proposing that workers pay for more of their health care.