US Markets

U.S. stock indexes ended mixed Wednesday as President Trump urged Congress to rework the COVID-19 stimulus bill and give more aid to struggling Americans.   

Goldman Sachs Group predicts another strong year for stocks in 2021, but warns a number of obstacles could disrupt an expected economic rebound.

Nikola Corp. shares were sharply lower Wednesday morning after the company announced its collaboration with Republic Services to develop an electric-refuse truck have been suspended.

The Nasdaq Composite rallied to an all-time high Tuesday after Congress passed a $900 billion COVID-19 aid package.

Stocks trimmed their early losses after the World Health Organization said COVID-19 vaccines would be able to combat the outbreak of a new fast-spreading coronavirus strain in Britain and as U.S. lawmakers agreed on an aid package.

Bank stocks rallied sharply Monday after the Federal Reserve gave financial institutions the greenlight to buy back shares.

Tesla Inc. shares were under pressure ahead of the S&P 500 debut on Monday as a new faster-spreading coronavirus strain was discovered in Britain.

Congress continues to negotiate a COVID-19 relief package as the clock ticks.

Congress inches closer to reaching a deal on a COVID-19 relief package.

Rite Aid Corp. is partnering with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in helping administer COVID-19 vaccines.

The Fed is now more optimistic on the economy next year.

America’s newfound love of hunting and other outdoor activites will likely continue after the eradication of COVID-19, according to gun manufacturer American Outdoor Brands Inc.

Aphria Inc. and Tilray Inc. have agreed to merge in a deal that forms the world’s largest cannabis company.

Big-money investors bullish on a COVID-19 vaccine and the reopening of the economy should temper their excitement, warn strategists at Bank of America.

Apple helped the Nasdaq Composite hit a fresh record.

Tesla Inc.’s entry into the S&P 500 will make for a wild trading session Friday as money pours into the electric-vehicle maker’s stock and out of shares of the index’s other members.

U.S. equity markets trimmed their gains Monday as New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio warned the city could see a full shutdown in the weeks ahead due to a surge in COVID-19 infections and as OPEC cut its oil demand forecast. 

The mergers and acquisitions boom will continue over the next few years says Goldman Sachs fueled by $61 billion waiting in the wings.

U.S. stocks post weekly losses.

The S&P 500 is poised to surge 20% next year as the U.S. economy strengthens and risks recede, according to J.P. Morgan.