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Bank executives confirmed they have ample liquidity.

Asian stocks were mostly lower with light trading on Monday as a Wall Street slump and a partial U.S. government shutdown stemmed holiday cheer.

No matter which way the stock market goes in 2019 — and Wall Street has ample arguments for either direction — expect it to be another gut-wrenching ride.

Now in its 10th year, America's economic expansion still looks sturdy.

U.S. stocks are modestly higher Friday morning and indexes overseas are slightly lower as a steep plunge in global stock markets comes to at least a temporary halt.

Wall Street's sharp downturn beginning in October has pulled the Nasdaq composite index into what's known as a bear market.

After almost 10 years, Wall Street's rally looks like it's ending.

___ A decade-long rally on Wall Street looks like it's ending NEW YORK (AP) — The nearly 10-year stock market rally looks like it's fading after another day of big losses Friday left the U.S. market with its worst week in more than seven years.

The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.

Another day of big losses leaves the U.S. stock market down 7 percent for the week, its worst week since August 2011.

Christmas fear not cheer drove end of the week trading.

Johnson & Johnson shares are down 13 percent in the last seven trading days.

Crude oil prices extended their declines, falling below $46 per barrel.

By picking Clouse, Campbell Soup has made good on its promise to name a new CEO before the end of the year.

Prosecutors have the ability to stretch the detention for as much as 20 days.

Stock prices are moving slightly lower on Wall Street Thursday morning, a day after another big plunge rocked markets around the world.

___ Dow sinks another 464 points as slowdown fears worsen NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks took another dive on Wall Street, adding to the steep losses in recent days as investors remain concerned that economic growth around the world and in the U.S. could slow dramatically over the next few years.

Fears of a recession have been mounting with the U.S. stock market appearing to be headed for its worst December since 1931 — during the Great Depression.

The company said second-quarter revenue increased 10 percent to $9.4 billion.

It was another miserable day on Wall Street as a series of big December plunges continued, putting stocks on track for their worst month in a decade.