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Stocks surged on Wall Street Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average vaulting more than 1,000 points, its biggest one-day point-gain ever.

Dow closes up than 1,000 points in best day for Wall Street in 10 years as stocks rally back from Christmas Eve beating.

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

Both media giants have begun to warn their customers that Disney-owned networks could go dark if no resolution is reached by 5 p.m. ET on Monday.

After four-day rout in US markets, stocks jump as much as 3 percent; still mostly down for the week.

The social media platform maintains a base of 2.2 billion active users, even as the fallout from various scandals drove share prices down about 30 percent for the year.

As the Dow Jones Industrial Average seesaws and mostly drops by hundreds of points a day, Kathy Barnes sees the impact of the volatility on homebuilders and general contractors in the St. Louis area.

U.S. markets erased losses suffered in the worst Christmas Eve trading session on record.

Sales at physical store locations are expected to rise more than 3 percent next year.

Japanese stocks plunged Tuesday and other Asian markets declined following heavy Wall Street losses triggered by President Donald Trump's attack on the U.S. central bank.

The year started with President Donald Trump promising big growth for stocks.

U.S. stocks fell sharply in early trading Monday, extending losses for the market after its worst week in more than seven years.

Japan's main stock index plunges 5 percent after heavy Wall Street losses.

The Latest on the world's financial markets (all times local): noon Japan's main stock index has plunged following heavy Wall Street losses triggered by President Donald Trump's Christmas Eve criticism of the Federal Reserve.

___ Not very merry: US stocks plunge before Christmas President Donald Trump's attack on the Federal Reserve spooked financial markets on Christmas Eve, raising fears about an uncertain future should the White House try to undermine or remove the head of the U.S. central bank.

Stocks plunged Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 653 points following President Trump's tweet attacking the Federal Reserve and its independence.

President Donald Trump says the only problem facing the U.S. economy is the Federal Reserve, which has raised its key short-term rate four times this year given the low unemployment rate and brisk pace of economic growth.

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

Another dreadful day: Stocks close sharply lower after Trump again attacks Federal Reserve and its independence.

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