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Sen. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the White House and top Democratic negotiators did not hold talks on a COVID-19 relief package on Tuesday. 

TD Ameritrade clients took a deliberate approach to stock purchases as the S&P 500 climbed 5.51% during July.

Who would have thought just four months ago that your investments would have turned out quite like this: stocks at or near all-time record highs?

U.S. equity markets finished mixed on Monday after President Trump signed executive orders to provide COVID-19 relief while Congress ironed out its differences.

Robinhood will stop providing access to data that shows how many users are buying and selling a stock.

President Trump's executive orders could provide a $350 billion boost to the U.S. economy and set up some key deadlines in September, according to Goldman Sachs.

The U.S. economy added 1.76 million jobs in July and the unemployment rate sank to 10.2 percent.

Dish TV revenue slipped as the number of paid net subscribers fell for Dish TV and Sling TV.

The tech-heavy index notched its 32nd record-high close of the year.

Vista Outdoor ammunition sales are surging as Americans buy more guns

The Louisville, Kentucky-based pizza chain operator reported second-quarter sales spiked 15 percent from a year ago.

Restaurant Brands International reported a 25 percent drop in second-quarter revenue amid weakness at Burger King and Tim Hortons.

Lawmakers wrangled over a new COVID-19 relief package and drugmakers made progress toward a vaccine.

Wayfair swung to a second-quarter profit as sales spiked 84 percent from a year ago.

The Woonsocket, Rhode Island-based pharmacy health care provider earned $2.99 billion, or an adjusted $2.64 per share.

Ford CEO Jim Hackett is stepping down after more than three years at the helm of the automaker.

A contested election would rekindle memories of the 2000 vote, which led to the stock market falling by 12 percent as the outcome was determined.

If the tech giants manage to reverse a decades long decline in markets from August to October, that may boost President Trump's chances of keeping the White House.

Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook all reported strong earnings in the second quarter of 2020

Under Armour reported a second-quarter loss of $182.9 million as COVID-19 shut stores and drained 41 percent from revenue