Stocks

The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed nearly 200 points.

Banks are being asked to monitor traffic from hackers who appear to be searching for weaknesses in the firms' networks,

___ Tesla faces a reckoning with CEO Elon Musk's job in jeopardy SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The thought of a Tesla car company without Elon Musk is sending shivers down the spine of Wall Street.

Tesla investors have taken a wild ride as Wall Street values the promise of one of the world's leading electric car makers, the hurdles the company faces as it tries to become a world-class manufacturer, and a mercurial CEO who can get the market buzzing with a single tweet.

Tesla without Elon Musk at the wheel?

Global stocks are falling Friday after Italy's new government announced a big increase in spending.

U.S. stocks ended back where they started Friday as the stock market wrapped up its best quarter in almost five years.

Doctor Doom is at it again warning that a new recession is percolating.

Short sellers are up $1.27 billion on the day, according to an analytics firm.

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

Republicans are more positive than Democrats about economic conditions

The eccentric CEO is taking on the SEC.

Tax cuts have boosted American companies’ bottom lines, and investors are benefiting.

Asian markets rebounded on Friday as strong U.S. economic data supported the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates.

Italy's stock market has plunged after the new populist government announced a sharp public spending increase that will push the budget deficit to 2.4 percent of gross domestic product next year.

The last trading day of the month and quarter is in the books.

U.S. securities regulators have filed a complaint against Tesla CEO Elon Musk alleging that he made false and misleading statements about plans to take the company private in August.

The aircraft giant outlasted Lockheed Martin and Leonardo in the competition.

___ SEC files complaint against Tesla's Elon Musk DETROIT — U.S. securities regulators have filed a complaint against Tesla CEO Elon Musk alleging that he made false and misleading statements about plans to take the company private in August.

U.S. stocks are higher Thursday morning as Apple and Amazon both jump.